Holmes and Watson

A Witty Whodunit Worth Watching: Holmes and Watson

If you’re a fan of Sherlock Holmes, clever twists, and a touch of theatrical flair, Holmes and Watson by Jeffrey Hatcher is the play for you. It’s a thrilling blend of intrigue, humor, and the signature brain-teasing deductions we’ve come to expect from the world’s greatest consulting detective.

The play plunges us into a stormy asylum where Dr. Watson is summoned to identify which of three inmates claiming to be Holmes is the real one—or if any of them are.

The playright’s writing is sharp, blending traditional Holmesian intellect with modern pacing. The audience will be constantly kept on their toes, trying to piece together clues alongside Watson. Red herrings abound, and just when you think you’ve solved the mystery, the play pulls the rug out from under you with a twist that will leave you grinning in admiration.

The cast which includes, Patrick Bugby, Robert DelGrande, David Bird, Chrystine Williams, Rob Millard, Michael Couchman and Garry Welsh skillfully embodies the essence of Holmes’ enigmatic genius and Watson’s steadfast loyalty. The supporting cast adds humor and depth and just enough tension to keep you glued to your seats.

Holmes and Watson is not just a play; it’s a masterclass in storytelling that pays homage to Arthur Conan Doyle while carving its own unique niche. Whether you’re a die-hard Holmes fan or a newcomer to the detective’s adventures, this play promises a memorable night of wit, mystery, and unexpected revelations.

Don’t miss it—elementary, my dear theater goers!

Production images below, all pictures by TERRY BOYD.