Pull up a barstool at The Space's piano bar and settle in for an evening that blurs the line between true crime podcast and live theater. A cast of characters—self-styled crime enthusiasts who apparently gather weekly to pick apart cold cases and unsolved mysteries—walk you through some of the country's most notorious crimes, using the bar itself as their stage. There's something particularly fitting about hearing these dark tales unfold in a space built for intimate storytelling, the kind of raw, unpolished room where every creak of the floor and clink of a glass adds to the atmosphere.

Your ticket comes with two themed cocktails, because apparently nothing pairs better with a grisly unsolved murder than a well-mixed drink. Seating is limited, which makes sense given the format—this isn't a passive sit-back-and-watch kind of show, but something closer to eavesdropping on a genuinely engaging conversation between people who clearly love the macabre details of American crime history. Expect a mix of dark humor, genuine tension, and the kind of storytelling that makes you lean in a little closer to catch every detail.