Now, for the first time ever, the Christie estate has approved a brand-new novel featuring Dame Agatha’s most beloved creation, Hercule Poirot.

Four decades since he last taxed his little grey cells, Sophie Hannah has breathed new life into the mustachioed Belgian in “The Monogram Murders”. Sophie is published in twenty-seven countries, an internationally best-selling writer of psychological crime; her books have been adapted for television, her poetry is studied at degree level and her previous novel, “The Carrier”, won Crime Thriller of the Year at the National Book Awards.

Join Sophie and Hercule for dinner on 28th November as we plunge into the 1920s mystery of the Monogram Murders, a diabolically clever puzzle sure to baffle and delight. The evening is structured around an author talk followed by a book-inspired menu of deadly delicacies, from Agatha’s Mesopotamian alibi to Red Herring with beetroot, and Sophie’s Silver Bullet is sure to help with your deduction… At 11pm Christie connoisseurs can take to the dance floor for a 1920’s party - monocles optional, Charleston obligatory.

London’s Guardian newspaper considers Brody Studios “Budapest’s epicentre of cool” whilst The Telegraph describes Rosie’s literary dinners as “delicious food, lashings of good wine, and a terrific atmosphere”. An exciting collaboration, Rosie’s Literary Dinners at Brody Studios promise a unique experience for readers and diners alike; bespoke menus and the company of fellow bibliophiles together with literary superstars.

Tickets must be purchased in advance from Rosie by clicking here

9.000 HUF per person for members | 12.500 HUF for non-members
Includes aperitif, three course set menu and author talk. Books available for sale on the night.

Aperitifs from 7:30pm; author talks start at 8pm. Please ensure you arrive on time, as the talk must start at 8pm.

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