The Secret Society experience
Dinner becomes the show.
Secret Society Toronto is not a show you watch from the dark. It is a murder mystery dinner show you live, from a first-person perspective, in a room transformed by projection, sound, and design.
A 2Spicy Entertainment production
A whole new dimension of 3D dining
Guests enter a cinematic murder mystery told from a first-person perspective. A three-course menu comes alive through stunning projections, immersive sound, and interactive elements, drawing you into the glamorous world of the 1920s, filled with jazz, speakeasies, and secret societies.
Through puzzles, decisions, and table-side moments, you become part of the narrative. In the final twist, the shocking truth is revealed: you have experienced the entire story through the eyes of the murderer, and everything suddenly falls into place.
The story
Four acts. One open ending.
- Act I
Into the club
Guests enter the glamorous 1920s club, create their own identities, and are introduced to a web of clues and four central characters.
- Act II
The locked briefcase
Through interactive riddles and flashbacks, guests gather clues to open a locked briefcase, revealing a dark secret about the characters' pasts.
- Act III
The murder
Tensions peak as the conflict escalates, culminating in the shocking murder of club owner Zane Hidden, poisoned at the bar before your eyes.
- Act IV
The final twist
The ultimate reveal: you have experienced the entire story through the eyes of the murderer, ending on a cliffhanger as a new shadow lurks in the background.
POV perspective
Experience the story through your own eyes and become part of the narrative.
Cinema meets theatre
Cinematic storytelling and live performance merge into one immersive experience.
Real interaction
Puzzles, decisions, and actions actively drive the story forward.
The 1920s
A world of glamour, mystery, and hidden truths provides the perfect setting.
Visual style & animation
Cinematic animation, Art Deco aesthetics, and sound design create a living world.
Plot twist & open ending
The final reveal shows that guests have experienced the story through the murderer's eyes.
The room
Art Deco glamour, written into the walls.
Projection, velvet, and gold linework turn 291 Harbord Street into a 1920s club you can walk into.
291 Harbord Street, Toronto
291 Harbord Street
Toronto's hidden room.
Secret Society opens October 1 in Palmerston / Little Italy, an intimate immersive dining experience steps from Harbord Village and the Annex.
Questions? Call (647) 777-9408 or visit our contact page.
Opening October 1
Book opening night.
The doors open October 1. To book, visit the official Secret Society site.
To book, visit the official Secret Society site. To visit the official site, go here: secret-society.com/en.