Arthur Conan Doyle Videos

 Westport Country Playhouse’s “A Sherlock Carol,” a family-friendly holiday production, is playing its final performances now through Sunday, December 21.

Tras un existoso preestreno en Aranjuez, el musical ¿QUIÉN MATÓ A SHERLOCK HOLMES? se prepara para subir el telón en el teatro EDP Gran Vía con una apuesta que combina la comedia, el suspense y la música a partes iguales. Los creadores de EL MÉDICO y LOS PILARES DE LA TIERRA, junto a José Luis Sixto en la dirección, nos presenta en esta ocasión una nueva avenuta literaria que trasladará al público al Londres victoriano de la mano del detective más famoso del mundo: Sherlock Holmes.

For the holiday season veteran and award-winning stage actor and play director Darryl Maximilian Robinson ( The Founder, Artistic Director and Producer of the multiracial, non-Equity professional chamber theatre, The Excaliber Shakespeare Company of Chicago and a classically-trained Los Angeles-based performer ) returned to his classical theatre experience ( he began his early professional stage career playing leading and featured roles with The 1982 National Shakespeare Company Tour of New York, The 1985 Indianapolis Shakespeare Festival and The 1989 Bristol Renaissance Faire of Kenosha, Wisconsin ) and reunited with talented editor, video-camerman and fellow actor Danny Belrose to record a less-than-perfect 'Street Theatre' rehearsal of the famed 'St. Crispin's Day Speech' as The King from William Shakespeare's 'Henry V' which Mr. Robinson presented upon the steps of The Entrance of LA's Historic Lincoln Heights Jail ( which he referred to as 'The Old Cypress Prison' ) on the afternoon of December 19, 2019 as part of a series of theatrical activities Mr. Robinson is sharing as part of The Excaliber Shakespeare Company Los Angeles Archival Project.

Peninsula Players Theatre opened the riveting murder mystery 'Miss Holmes,' by Christopher M. Walsh, based on the characters by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on Wednesday, July 4. In this deadly and thrilling story, Walsh's Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson are intelligent and independent women in 19th Century England.