Traitors and treachery

Consider this your next roundtable. If you love The Traitors, there's a world of theatre awaiting that's "100% faithful" to the thrill you love. From classic whodunnits to modern tales of betrayal, these shows reward sharp eyes and an insatiable instinct for deception.

Witness for the Prosecution

Ages 10+

A courtroom thriller that takes place in an actual courtroom for maximum drama. This Agatha Christie play thrives on suspicion, shifting loyalties, and scrutinising testimonies that don’t quite add up. No two performances are the same, as it's up to the audience to decide the fate of the accused.

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Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4

Ages 10+

If you're more of a Celebrity Traitors fan, then this is the one for you. Set in the Wild West, dive into an immersive murder mystery where, each performance, a different celebrity becomes the new Sheriff in town – completely unrehearsed, armed only with an earpiece and their wits.

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Othello

Ages 12+

Everyone’s lying. Everyone’s scheming. Sound familiar? Surprise! You're a Shakespeare fan. Don’t worry, it’s easier to follow than you remember from school, and Traitors aficionados will feel right at home reading the room, weighing every word, and second-guessing every tiny detail.

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Into the Woods

Ages 12+

This "sublime" production of Sondheim’s musical turns the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tales upside down, brimming with secrets, twists, and betrayals, and explores what really happens beyond “happy ever after.”

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KENREX

Ages 12+

Based on a true story that feels like a real‑life Traitors twist, KENREX plunges you into Skidmore, Missouri, where dozens witness a murder — and nobody admits to seeing anything. Told through an electrifying one‑man performance, this play will grip you like nothing else on stage right now.

The Mousetrap

Ages 7+

Someone’s dead. Someone’s next. Can you figure out who did it before it’s too late? For over 70 years and counting, audience secrecy is mandatory.

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The Spy Who Came In From The Cold

Ages 12+

In Le Carré’s Cold War classic play, a worn-down British intelligence officer is pulled back into a world of double lives and deliberate deception for one final, very dangerous assignment. While undercover, one single connection threatens to unravel everything he’s worked so hard to accomplish.

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1536

Ages 14+

Tudor England. A field in Essex. Three women chase the latest gossip, only to find echoes of royal drama in their own lives, and whispers that could cost them everything. A courtly game of intrigue tailor-made for The Traitors fans.

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The Authenticator

A young woman inherits a stately home hiding secrets that shouldn’t see the light of day, stashed away in diaries. What follows is a gripping gothic psychological thriller full of twists and shocking revelations.