Sherlock Holmes' Excellent Adventure, a Parody of the Great Detective at Coronado Playhouse
Coronado Playhouse (Coronado, CA)
Rated 3.3 by 24 members who went.
Join Holmes and Watson as they help lovely Lucy Matravers resolve a dispute over a family will, unwittingly bringing them face-to-face with Holmes' arch-enemy, Professor Moriarty. Based on an unpublished case, this delightful parody uses visual and theatrical jokes, wordplay, and audience participation to respectfully skewer Holmesian traditions.
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- Nov 16 - 22
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Dress
- Casual
- Dress comfortably.
Parking And Transportation
- Street parking availabe - no charge.
- Good free parking readily available.
Food And Drinks
- Snacks and a limited selection of drinks available. Don't expect dinner.
- Eat and drink before you come. Just bag chips and $6 drinks.
- Hot water for tea wasn't so hot.
Other
- Great little theatre venue.
- Love the venue and the cabaret seating.
More Details About Sherlock Holmes' Excellent Adventure
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Website: http://www.coronadoplayhouse.com/
Written by James Barry
The game is afoot. Join Holmes and Watson as they help lovely Lucy Matravers resolve a dispute over a family will, unwittingly bringing them face-to-face with Holmes' arch-enemy, Professor Moriarty. Based on an unpublished case, this delightful parody uses visual and theatrical jokes, wordplay, and audience participation to respectfully skewer Holmesian traditions. Note that this case was originally suppressed to avoid causing embarrassment to one Sherlock Holmes.