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For years i've wondered what it would be like if I were ever an actual adult. They say that you're an adult from the age of eighteen already but it doesn't exactly feel like that. Then I started hearing the term "Young Adult" get thrown around to define someone over the legal age of teenage-hood yet under the legal age of 21. This is something I think about a lot. And now the time has come where I must transition from twink-hood to adult hood and so I wish to do that in the most dramatic fashion possible.
Please join us as we celebrate this transition that, quite literally, will only happen once in (my) lifetime. The idea is simple; a murder mystery escapade that combines my love for dramatic arts and community. On the following pages you'll find all the necessary information you need to make an educated decision on whether you want to RSVP or not. You can RSVP by using the button below, in the ribbon, or somewhere else on this screen (i've quite literally placed it everywhere).
Because of people asking what I might want for my birthday. I decided to screw the humbleness of it all and create a very reasonable gift registry where you can possibly 'reserve' whatever it is that you want to bestow upon me. However, money is also an option ;).
So that's it for my introduction and I do hope that this suffices. If you ever need more information or whatever please feel free to reach out to me on my personal number. And if you don't have my personal number... then why are you here?
On the evening of 26 September 2026, a peculiar collection of socialites, schemers, performers, opportunists and persons of generally questionable moral standing shall gather in Bellville.
Officially, we are celebrating Sabastien turning twenty-one.
Unofficially?
That remains to be seen.
Expect cocktails, secrets, accusations, dramatic revelations and a murder mystery wrapped in the scandalous glamour of the 1920s.
Participation is strongly encouraged.
GOOD BEHAVIOUR IS NOT.
A WORD ON THE MURDER
At 18:45, the evening takes a considerably more suspicious turn.
Each guest becomes part of a 1920s murder mystery involving secrets, rivalries, motives and enough social impropriety to keep everyone occupied.
No acting qualifications are required.
No one expects Shakespeare.
You simply receive your character, discover what you know, mingle shamelessly, listen carefully, accuse irresponsibly and attempt to determine which member of polite society has committed the evening's most inconvenient offence.
Confidence, enthusiasm and dramatic pointing will carry you remarkably far.
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