Murder On Maui
Luau Murder Mystery Party Game
Summary: You’re invited
to one of Harold Logan’s (in)famous luaus and a fundraiser for HAAL,
The Hawaiian Association of Authentic Leis. Great choice for
a pool party.
How Our Large Group Mystery Games Work: Our
games are designed for parties with 20 or more guests. You'll need to select
people willing to take part in the mystery as the primary suspects (including
victim(s), detective and killer). They'll have
full knowledge of the script, which means they'll know whodunit*. The
rest of your guests will take on the role of detective and it will be their
job to actively solve the case (by examining the evidence and questioning,
eavesdropping on and following the suspects for example). Essentially,
everyone will have a crucial part in the mystery.
New for Murder On Maui! Now
you have 2 versions available to you with purchase: Version 1 is our "know
it all " version where the prime suspects know whodunit; Version
2 is our "narrator" version where they don't know whodunit.
2 options; one very low price.
For ALL the details on how our games work (including
number of players, length of mystery and pre-event prep time) and
answers to your most frequently asked questions, please go to How
Our Games Are Played.
What's
included with our mystery games.
Download a script
sample.
THE STORY AND THE CHARACTERS:
YEAR: Any. We put it in modern day.
STORY: This luau fund raiser for the
Hawaiian Association of Authentic Leis (HAAL) hosted by Harold Logan can’t
help but turn deadly with so many nefarious characters in attendance.
EIGHT PRIMARY SUSPECTS:
- Harold (Albert) Logan: The owner
of the Pineapple Haven Hotel (it was part of his divorce settlement).
His marriage to Stella Capwell was a big mistake but she was filthy rich
and he did get this hotel from her and he did get to return to his place
of birth. So why is she coming here tonight? He has a feeling he ain’t
gonna like the reason.
- Bambi Bianca: Harold’s girlfriend,
or as she says, fiancée. An ex-con who’s clearly pure white
trash and who’ll use anybody and everybody if it works to her advantage.
For Harold, she puts the “l” in “lei” so no one
better come between her and her man, including his ex.
- Stella Capwell: Harold’s miserable
and mean ex-wife from NY. She now realizes she was a bit too generous
in giving this hotel to Harold. Her accountants have told her it could
be a big moneymaker. So she’s back and she has a plan — a
plan that sends Harold and anyone associated with him back to the gutter
from whence they came.
- Mrs. Abigail Wiggins: She claims
to be an author and expert on island voodoo (hmm, is Hawaii known for
it’s voodoo???). While she’ll gladly contribute to HAAL tonight,
she also senses that something evil is going to happen but she just isn’t
sure what. She has an interesting connection to Stella.
- Donny Wo: A lounge singer. Harold
hired him to sing at the luau but only after Donny barraged the man with
daily calls and daily appearances. Harold didn’t really want any
entertainment - he has a tape deck and cassettes, what more do people
want?
- Thomas Q. Magnus: A private eye.
He and Abigail are chums and he’s here at her request because of
her premonitions. And like Abigail, he’s an avid supporter of anything
having to do with the preservation of Hawaiian tradition and lore. What
turns out to be a bonus of sorts for Thomas is the fact that he’ll
get to confront Stella Capwell. She still owes him money for the job he
did for her.
- Rebel Hanukkaiiaihani: He’s
Harold’s business partner. When Harold makes money, Rebel makes
money. And vice versa. Nice arrangement. Unless they lose money of course.
- Ruth Astoria: Stella’s daughter
from her first marriage. A snotty little tramp with a bad, bad, bad attitude.
She hates her mother, well, because she’s her overbearing mother.
She also has a love/hate relationship with Harold. Tonight may decide
which it’ll be: love or hate.
SECONDARY SUSPECTS (optional). EVERYONE
will be actively involved in this mystery because it will be their job to
solve the case and because you’ll be encouraging them to come in costume
and in character. Use any or all of these secondary suspects if you have "extra" cast
members you want to use or if you have some guests who want to take on a
character but not take on the full responsibility of a primary suspect.
You will NOT give them a script but you will give them a description of
their character and let them run with it. FOR LARGE GROUP MYSTERIES
(75 OR MORE): I’d definitely suggest you cast your secondary
suspects and give them a script - just like you’ll do with your primary
suspects. During the mystery it will be the secondary suspects’ "job" to
act as general support for the primary suspects. They’ll roam the
room "gossiping" about the goings-in, quiet the audience down
during a main action, answer questions, bring primary suspects to tables
for questioning and make sure your guests have seen the physical clues that
have been revealed.
- Sadie Summer: Abigail’s new very enthusiastic
assistant who is in training (have her do everything Abigail does with
complete and utter reverence for her mentor).
- Chyna Doll: Rebel’s girlfriend. She’s a
champion mud wrestler who will challenge anyone who rubs her the wrong
way to a wrestling match. Rebel loves wrestling with her--he thinks it’s
sexy--but everyone else is just a little afraid of her, except Bambi who’s
up for the challenge of winning any fight.
- Robert: Stella’s driver and generally abused
go-fer. Stella needs to use him and abuse him. He’s in love with
her, being the masochist that he is, so he does her bidding immediately
and without question.
- Mack and Matilda Titmouse: They won a free vacation
to the Pineapple Haven Hotel. They’re working class types who look
like the tourists you love to make fun of. They have never been out of
their little Podunk town and are beside themselves with exuberant touristy
joy. They ask for everyone’s autographs and take pictures of themselves
with everyone and everything with wild abandon.

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