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Sherlock Holmes and the Chronological Conu
“SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CHRONOLOGICAL CONUNDRUM”
by Adrian Barrett
“QUEEN VICTORIA DEAD!”
The newspaper headlines are unequivocal.
”QUEEN VICTORIA LIVES!”
The later editions are just as certain.
But both can’t possibly be right … can they?
Packed with plenty of laughs, this gloriously silly Sherlock Holmes spoof finds the great detective confronted with his most baffling case yet: a right royal chronological conundrum that defies all logic.
With the occasionally helpful Dr Watson and the perpetually perplexed Inspector L’Strade, Holmes must uncover the truth. Is Professor Moriarty behind this impossible mystery? If so, what devilish scheme is he plotting this time?
Filled with laughter, mystery, twists and Victorian nonsense, “Sherlock Holmes and the Chronological Conundrum”, by Adrian Barrett, is the latest production from Bishopstoke Players.
Join us at Durley Memorial Hall in October and discover whether Queen Victoria is dead, alive … or something even stranger.
The game is afoot — book your tickets now!
As we are proud to have done every year since 1947, proceeds will be donated to the charity Action for Children.
PLEASE NOTE: “Sherlock Holmes and the Chronological Conundrum” contains strong language and may not be suitable for younger children.
by Adrian Barrett
“QUEEN VICTORIA DEAD!”
The newspaper headlines are unequivocal.
”QUEEN VICTORIA LIVES!”
The later editions are just as certain.
But both can’t possibly be right … can they?
Packed with plenty of laughs, this gloriously silly Sherlock Holmes spoof finds the great detective confronted with his most baffling case yet: a right royal chronological conundrum that defies all logic.
With the occasionally helpful Dr Watson and the perpetually perplexed Inspector L’Strade, Holmes must uncover the truth. Is Professor Moriarty behind this impossible mystery? If so, what devilish scheme is he plotting this time?
Filled with laughter, mystery, twists and Victorian nonsense, “Sherlock Holmes and the Chronological Conundrum”, by Adrian Barrett, is the latest production from Bishopstoke Players.
Join us at Durley Memorial Hall in October and discover whether Queen Victoria is dead, alive … or something even stranger.
The game is afoot — book your tickets now!
As we are proud to have done every year since 1947, proceeds will be donated to the charity Action for Children.
PLEASE NOTE: “Sherlock Holmes and the Chronological Conundrum” contains strong language and may not be suitable for younger children.
Thu 1 Oct to Saturday 3 October
Durley Memorial Hall, Durley Brook Road, Hampshire SO32 2AR
Performances are at Durley Memorial Hall from Thursday 1st to Saturday 3rd October at 7.30 (doors open 7pm). Tickets are £13 (£8 under-16s) and are available online here (no booking fee) or via our ticket line 07871 006551 or email boxoffice@bishopstokeplayers.uk
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