Sticky Endings

Last night Sticky Endings took an Inspector and a Wpc to Helen Edmonds hen party in Bath to investigate a heinous crime. Lavinia Barton Farquar remained positively buoyant in the face of adversity and Jemima raced those incubating twins around the dining room with a bulky grace. We struggled to find the perpetrator but did eventual bang the murderer to rights.

An afternoon "chopper" in York for Emma's hen party was first of two Sticky murders this weekend. no right answers so the bride to be got the top sleuth prize for guessing it was "everybody" in true Agatha Christie style. Barbara Windsock was best actress, and Katy Nobskins was loudest! What a fabulous bunch of fun ladies.

The stunning Luton Hoo was home to "The hullabaloo" and Jamie's birthday "What's your poison?" Jamie and Sarah watched over by Winston Churchill. Fabulous food, guests, cast and kilts!

Sticky are on the road to Luton tomorrow for some illegal drinking, and no less illegal homicide, in a 1920s prohibition Speak Easy. Happy weekend everyone.

The Ginger Dog in Brighton was the excellent venue for Manuj's birthday bash. Ozzy Oddball and Ross Darkpole picked up acting prizes and three right answers from this talented bunch of sleuths. India's worst Cricketer "No-hit" Sharma amongst them.

Sticky Endings had it's best year yet in 2019. Bookings are coming in already for what should be an even better year. Happy 2020 to all of you that have ever come to a Sticky end, and those of you yet to experience a perfectly dreadful night out with us!

Dave's 60th in Thorne, Yorkshire saw some fabulous colourful characters totally fail to find the murderer. Lots of excellent performances though at Thornesians Rugby club including a very unholy vicar!

Solihull for last night's "What's your Poison" for Mary's 60th birthday party saw guests appearances for young Archie and Freddie as Vince's henchmen. They did a good job of keep those fun filled revellers in their place.

A fantastic crowd celebrating Chris Suttons 50th on Saturday night, with Sticky caters trying to keep everyone warm with spicy offerings.

Sasha's 30th Chopper in Aldershot saw Katie Priceless, Julian Leary and Nigella Sauce-on scoop the awards. Might be some sore heads today - mostly due to Katie's screaming.

Double trouble this weekend as two choppers fall in Aldershot and Cadmore End. Inspector Butterwick gets an outing.

Mouse's 50th in Maidwell saw a "Whats' your poison?" 1920s party to remember. Fabulous food, crowd and guest appearance by "Fingers" keeping it all under control.

"Wherefore art thou Romeo?", "He's dead and wherefore art he dead is what we need to find out". Claire's hens failed to find the culprit, but Mrs Doiley stole the show in Staffordshire and enormous fun had by all.

This weekend sees a new Romeo and Juliet version of "Here comes the chopper" for Claire's hen party in Stafford. Classy, although it is a hen party - anything could happen...

Many Thanks to Monisha and Gupta's gang amongst many, for a "Strychnine come Dancing" special in Harrow, despite a swimming pool forming in the centre of the marquee. Bright young sleuths in abundance.

Chad Berkoff relaxes at the Old Rectory, Great Asby in Cumbria before Laura's Hen Party with the new "He didn't tell the bride" plot. Elvis Pelvis was top sleuth on the night of the furthest North Sticky gig to date.

Ali Geez and Donald Trumpit in da house in Horspath for Terry-Ann and Paddy's 40th anniversary Chopper. Dolly Pardon picked up top sleuth prize and Elvis Pelvis best impersonation. What a Saturday night!