Murder at the Lealverified
A theatrical route through the Teatro Leal of the 1930s, staged as a game of clues and inspired by the detective plots of Agatha Christie. It is designed and led by the historian Néstor Verona, with the participation of Antonio Conejo, Eduardo Feria and Sigrid Ojel. The tour starts in the theatre hall with twelve envelopes of clues about a crime committed at the Hotel Aguere in 1933. Price: 5 €.
The Teatro Leal in La Laguna hosts a theatrical route through the building as it looked in the 1930s, presented as a game of clues and inspired by the detective plots of Agatha Christie, mixing fact and fiction. It is designed and led by the historian Néstor Verona, with the participation of Antonio Conejo, Eduardo Feria and Sigrid Ojel, and it brings out the historical and heritage value of the house known as the Templo de las Artes of La Laguna. Two sessions are announced for that day, at 18:00 and at 20:00.
The route begins in the theatre hall, where twelve envelopes with clues and testimonies are handed out to help solve a crime committed at the Hotel Aguere on 5 March 1933. From that point the audience decides, through a game in the style of “Elige tu propia aventura”, which plot to follow and which way to go inside the theatre. The 18:00 session takes place on Tuesday 29 September 2026 at the Teatro Leal, at a price of 5 €.