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Lighting Design – Rachel Leicher & Gwen Trueblood

Set Design & Master Carpenter – Zach Best Superintendent/Peggy/Martha – Victoria Lee

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Most of all, we hope you’ll enjoy being challenged to solve the mystery alongside our intrepid Holmes and Watson as they work with and around London institutions and society to crack the case.Įlizabeth Garret Anderson/Mrs. Walsh, wove solid historical information into it - for example, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson was indeed the first woman to qualify in Britain as a physician and surgeon. Beyond the plot and characterization, I was drawn to this story when I realized that playwright, Christopher M. We hope you’ll find the story new, and the characters familiar, all at the same time.Īnd perhaps - if you would like - you can learn something about what it was like to be female in the 1880s in London. Watson and we want you to have a story that both reinterprets and reinforces the characters we know and love. That is what we are striving to give you with this production. We can rely on Sherlock to be, well, Sherlock, complete with a slightly oddball relationship with the trusty Dr. And being assured that - for the most part - those traits stay constant no matter the portrayal. Why does this character, whom Sir Arthur Conan Doyle disliked enough to try to kill off…only to be met with a fan revolt…resonate with us over 125 years later? Perhaps it is a fascination with intellect and curiosity combined with a reassurance that even Sherlock isn’t perfect. In 2012, the Guinness Book of World Records recognized Sherlock Holmes as the human literary character that had been portrayed the most (254 times as of that year) on film and TV, with over 75 actors creating their own portrayal.

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