An Evening With Sherlock Holmes
Synopsis
By Jules Tasca
A triad of mysteries comprising:-
The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor (set in 1890) is the tale of a British aristocrat, who marries an American millionairess because his family fortune has run out. However, on the wedding day, his young wife disappears. Sir Robert immediately calls on Sherlock Holmes to uncover the mystery of what has happened to Hatty. A happy ending ensues for Hatty but, alas, not for Sir Robert.
The Milverton Adventure (set in 1910) pits Holmes and Watson against a nefarious blackmailer, Charles Milverton, who is blackmailing one of Holmes’ clients, a woman who wrote several damning letters to a former lover that could, if revealed, destroy her impending marriage. In his effort to save his client, Holmes plans a radical solution which leads to the fatal shooting of the blackmailer. Is justice finally served?
The Disappearance of Adam (set in 1930) makes this evening with Holmes unique. In this mind-boggling play, Holmes must solve one of the existential mysteries. With its theme of life and death, the great detective, the super sleuth of innumerable cases, must solve the riddle that has puzzled the most brilliant minds in history! How does a person cope with his or her own demise? A not-to-be-missed climax!
Principal Cast
Sherlock Holmes:Â Mark Fitzpatrick
Dr Watson:Â Phil Bedworth
Mrs Hudson:Â Christine Smith
Sir Robert St Simon:Â Roger Oakes
Inspector Lestrade:Â Jared Rix
Frances Moulton:Â Matthew Winter
Hatty Doran:Â Federica Longo
Charles Milverton:Â Peter Roberts
Mysterious Woman:Â Sandra Powell
Evelyn Meekly:Â Shelley McGinn
Production Team
Director: Shelley McGinn
Stage Manager:Â Julie Clark
Wardrobe:Â Joan Braskic
Stage Crew:Â Lorraine Jones & Debra Anderson
Sound:Â Richard Tudge & Paul King
Lighting Design: Wally Fry
Lighting Operator:Â Holly Powell
Set Construction & Painting:Â Wally Fry, Malcolm Hiscock, Patrick McLanaghan (aka The Tuesday Task Force)
Artistic Painting:Â Carol Keppler
Wallpaper:Â Robert Vincent
Props:Â Lorretta Gibbs & Cast
Limelight Award Winner
Best Male Actor in a Major Role (Play) –Â Phil Bedworth as Doctor Watson
Acknowledgements
With thanks to Ian Jones & Marion James
With thanks and best wishes for a speedy recovery to Susan Vincent
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