"Sherlock, Shock & Horror" after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Live Audio Drama with Music and Projected Images

The eerie cases of Sherlock Holmes after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Hard to believe: the creator of the world's greatest detective was convinced of the existence of the supernatural. The third instalment in the series weaves together parts of the novel "The Sign of the Four" with the short stories "The Devil's Foot" and "The Yellow Face" into a dense web of terror and deduction.

Cornwall, March 1882. John Watson has sent his flatmate to the countryside for a strict cure - no drugs, no work, no excitement. But soon after their arrival, something emerges from the Cornish moors that pushes even Holmes' cool logic to the edge of the explicable.

The live audio drama is performed by four actors, accompanied by improvised live music and scenically coordinated image projections that visually transport the audience to Victorian London. Duration: 120 minutes with an interval.