Saturday, November 29, 2025

Coming soon to the Plowright Theatre: The Makings of a Murderer 2 – The Real Manhunter

Following sell-out shows nationwide, the UK’s top true crime theatre tour is back with a brand-new lineup!

Featuring Senior Investigating officer Colin Sutton, who caught serial killer Levi Bellfield and ‘Night Stalker’ Delroy Grant.

Join a chilling, thrilling night at the theatre as Colin, who was head of a Metropolitan Police murder squad tells the stories of how he caught some of the UK’s most evil murderers.

In this all-new show, Colin, who the ITV drama series ‘Manhunt,’ played by Martin Clunes, is based on, will talk you through his remarkable career and what it is like to chase and catch a serial killer in a unique and one-off night at the theatre – for true crime fans and theatre goers alike.

The Makings of a Murderer 2 – A Crime Thriller night at the Theatre!

Touring Nationwide from Autumn 2024, the show comes to The Plowright Theatre, in Scunthorpe, on Sunday 8 September 2024.

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