Sherlock Holmes and the Whitechapel Fiend; Sherlock Holmes and the Poison Wood – review
The deductive powers of the famous sleuth are put to new uses in these inventive if patchy modern interpretations, one playful, the other musical
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The deductive powers of the famous sleuth are put to new uses in these inventive if patchy modern interpretations, one playful, the other musical
The new rock musical, co-produced with Metta Theatre, runs until 16 March
Sherlock Holmes and the Poison Wood, co-produced with Metta Theatre, runs at The Watermill to March 16.
Sherlock Holmes is arguably one of the world's most famous and beloved characters in literature and in our new musical, which updates the action to contemporary climate-crisis afflicted London, his neurodiversity is brought electrically to the fore.
SIR Arthur Conan Doyle’s much-loved Victorian detective has been transported to the 21st century and given a guitar instead of his violin in a new product...