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Thursday, October 22, 2009
"THE MYSTERY OF THE COLD ROOM" PART 1
The old house looked stately as the Robinson's slowly drove down the long lane towards the main entrance to what was to be their new home. Bill and Kim weren't sure about taking-up residence in such a place, but since Bill's uncle Bob had left the big place to them after his passing; they seemed compelled to accept the old house, and move in; besides the home had been in Bill's family for several years, and it wouldn't seem right t… Continue

I would like to let my Sherlockian friends know that I have just finished the stage design for Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure, which opened this weekend at Wayside Theatre in Middletown, VA. If any of you live nearby, I would love to meet you at the theatre. Our rendition of this play is energetic and imaginative, both visually and aurally. Below is what is called a "white model" of my design. Please let me know if you are able to attend. If not, at least check out Wayside Theatre at waysi… Continue

The Case of the Taylor Tontine is almost here. I don't know how many people will be able to solve the mystery though. I suppose if the crime solver is astute from the beginning and uses Sherlock's methods then they will have a good chance. The writer added lots of twists. The actors are amazing. Only 3 more months. The weekend is January 8-10, 2010. Tickets are going fast!
http://www.traveltourismdirectory.com/Mystery.html

Rumor (or is that rumour?) has it that the rough cut of Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes didn't sit too well with executives, and they've asked him to make some changes.

According to Hollywood columnist Liz Smith, Ritchie is turning to his old friend and colleague Brad Pitt to step in and save the day. His role? If the rumors are correct, we'll be seeing Mr… Continue