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To Kill a Canary archiveIt's the third year of World War One. The Canary Girls, as Britain's women munitions workers are known, are as vital to the nation's survival as the forces at the Front. Three are found dead, their bodies mutilated in a similar way to Jack the Ripper's victims nearly thirty years ago. To prevent the collapse of the armaments industry's morale, the British government turns to Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson to investigate the grizzly murders in complete secrecy. Are the murders part of a German espionage initiative, the work of a copycat Jack the Ripper or the swansong of the original Ripper, inexplicably revived? Holmes' and Watson's forensic talents are stretched to the limit and their partnership is on the point of breakdown by the time the mystery comes to its thrilling climax. The plot's twists and turns, despite Holmes' rapid insights, are guaranteed to keep the audience guessing until the last gasp. Sherlock Holmes and the Canary Girls extends the exploits of the original Conan Doyle characters to beyond the outbreak of World War One. World Premiere.

Cast/Performers

Peter Land (Sherlock), Nigel Fairs (Dr Watson), Justine Powell, Victoria Tyrell, William Brand

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Keith Digby, John Clark (from an original idea by Kent Walwin)
Producer(s): Kent Walwin, Edward Simons, Petr Huntley (associate producer for 1505 Management)
Director: Ian McFarlane
Other: Neil Henry (illusionist)
Design: Jason Denvir

To Kill a Canary

To Kill a Canary (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01701741420. Details of all To Kill a Canary archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0814848577

Archive Listings

18 Sep 14
  to
27 Sep 14
Kenton Theatre
Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

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