A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception

at Palace Theatre: Southend-on-Sea

Westcliff-on-Sea Available from Mon 15 Mar to Wed 17 Mar

For three nights only!

Book A Shoddy Detective tickets & crack the case in this chaotic comedy whodunnit in Southend-on-Sea

A priceless painting has vanished, the suspects are piling up and one shoddy detective has a mystery to solve. Direct from the West End, A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception brings four actors, a dozen characters and a whole load of chaos to Southend.

  • Enjoy a laugh-out-loud comedy whodunnit direct from the West End
  • Watch four actors take on a dozen colourful characters
  • Follow Detective Stuart Pidcock as he investigates the disappearance of a priceless painting
  • Meet the eccentric suspects living at the manor and see if you can spot the cunning thief
  • Catch the comedy following sell-out runs in the West End, Edinburgh Fringe and across the UK

Mystery meets mayhem as Detective Stuart Pidcock attempts to outwit a thief, interrogate a manor full of suspects and somehow crack the crime of the century.

A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception at Palace Theatre Southend

  • Dates: 15th - 17th March 2027
  • Age Guidance: Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult
  • Duration: 2 hours including an interval
  • Venue: Palace Theatre, 430 London Road, Southend-on-Sea SS0 9LA
  • Tickets Include: Admission and seating for your selected performance

A missing masterpiece, eccentric suspects & a seriously shoddy detective

When a priceless painting disappears during an auction at the manor, Detective Stuart Pidcock is called in to investigate. Alongside his unlikely ally, he has a colourful collection of suspects to question and a cunning thief to track down.

But solving the crime of the century is easier said than done. With four actors playing a dozen characters, the investigation quickly becomes a fast-moving mix of mystery and comedy.

After sell-out runs in the West End, at the Edinburgh Fringe and across the UK, the Shoddy team return bigger, funnier and even more ridiculous than before.

Presented by Shoddy Theatre and The Production Garden in association with Chelmsford Theatre, this comedy whodunnit puts Detective Stuart Pidcock on the trail of one very slippery culprit.

Book A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception tickets at Palace Theatre Southend and see if you can crack the case before the thief vanishes without a clue.

Location

Palace Theatre

430 London Rd,
Westcliff-on-Sea,
Southend-on-Sea,
SS0 9LA
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How to find us

Palace Theatre is located at 430 London Road, Westcliff-on-Sea SS0 9LA.

  • By car: Use postcode SS0 9LA for sat nav. The theatre has no official car park. Nearby options include the London Road and Hamlet Court Road car park and Ceylon Road car park, both approximately a 10-minute walk away.
  • By train: Westcliff railway station is the nearest station and is approximately a 20-minute walk from Palace Theatre.
  • By bus: A bus stop is immediately outside the main entrance and is served by frequent First Bus and Arriva services.
  • By foot: Palace Theatre is on London Road in Westcliff-on-Sea. Please note that there is no dropped kerb immediately outside the venue.
Facilities
  • Main auditorium
  • Dixon Studio
  • Flat-floor entrance access
  • Automatic sliding entrance doors
  • Accessible toilet opposite the main auditorium entrance
  • Accessible toilet upstairs near the Dixon Studio
  • Lift serving the Dixon Studio
  • Dedicated wheelchair spaces in the main auditorium
  • Two wheelchair spaces and companion seating in the Dixon Studio
  • Infrared hearing assistance system
  • Assistance dogs welcome
  • Visual story available
  • Bus stop immediately outside the main entrance
  • Nearby council-managed parking
More Info
When is A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception at Palace Theatre Southend?

A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception runs at Palace Theatre Southend from Monday 15th to Wednesday 17th March 2027.

How long is A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception at Palace Theatre Southend?

A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception at Palace Theatre Southend runs for 2 hours including an interval.

What is A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception at Palace Theatre Southend about?

A Shoddy Detective And The Art Of Deception follows Detective Stuart Pidcock and his unlikely ally as they investigate a priceless painting that has vanished from a manor auction. They must interrogate eccentric suspects, track down a cunning thief and solve the crime of the century.

Is Palace Theatre Southend wheelchair accessible?

Palace Theatre Southend has flat-floor entrance access, automatic sliding doors and dedicated wheelchair spaces. There are two spaces on the left of the main auditorium and one beside the sound desk in the back row of the rear stalls. A platform lift provides access to the Dixon Studio, where two wheelchair users and their companions can be accommodated.

What age is Palace Theatre Southend suitable for?

Palace Theatre Southend presents shows for different audiences, so age guidance varies by production. Check the individual event listing before booking.

Does Palace Theatre Southend offer carer tickets? If so, how do I book a carer ticket?

Access tickets, including tickets for essential companions, must be booked directly with the Box Office. Call 0343 310 0030 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Saturday, to discuss eligibility and access requirements.

Does Palace Theatre Southend have accessible toilets?

Yes. Palace Theatre Southend has one accessible toilet opposite the entrance to the main auditorium and another upstairs near the Dixon Studio.

Is there parking at Palace Theatre Southend?

Palace Theatre Southend does not have an official car park. London Road and Hamlet Court Road car park and Ceylon Road car park are approximately a 10-minute walk towards the town centre.

What is the nearest train station to Palace Theatre Southend?

Westcliff railway station is the nearest station to Palace Theatre Southend and is approximately a 20-minute walk from the venue.

Does Palace Theatre Southend offer accessible performances?

Yes. Selected productions at Palace Theatre Southend may offer BSL interpretation, captions, signing or relaxed performances. Availability varies by show, so check the individual event listing or contact the Box Office.

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