Having been amongst those fortunate blessed to get a ticket, expect a number of blogs throughout the next twelve months as more news comes out about casting, staging etc.
To say I am excited right now is an understatement.
Roll on August 2015 and Benedict Cumberbatch as Hamlet at the Barbican.
This is going to be the most quickly passing twelve months on record. 😀
Tags: Barbican, Benedict Cumberbatch, Hamlet, Shakespeare
“The House at Baker Street” is the first novel for author Michelle Birkby. When Sherlock Holmes turns away a potential client, Martha Hudson and Mary Watson step into the breech. A marvellous story with action, adventure, much warmth between the characters, and real character depth. Martha Hudson and Mary Watson miostly flit around the edges […]
“A Scandal in Battersea” by Mercedes Lackey is a direct sequel to “A Study in Sable”, in fact the villain of the piece is a character who was mentioned in passing in the first book. Nan, Sarah, John & Mary Watson, and even Lord Alderscroft are indulging young Suki in all the trappings of Christmas. […]
A thoroughly rolicing read as Sherlock Holmes and John Watson take on the Order of Dagon, which is masquerading as a Druidic religion written by Lois H. Gresh.. Involving as it does Elder Gods, Druidic themes, opera, living machines, it is surprising just how well Ms Gresh has managed to meld the worlds of Doyle […]
I spent the weekend reading “TheStrange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter” by Theodora Goss. Mary Jekyll’s mother has just died, leaving her poor. She discovers that her mother has been supporting a young girl, Diana Hyde. Mary begins a quest, with the help of Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson, to discover what actually happened to […]
This isn’t a book review, more of a gentle book nudge, not to mention a touch of “I can’t believe this is actually happening”. “Tale from the Stranger’s Room – Volume 3” an anthology of Sherlock Holmes stories and essays is due for publication on 3rd August 2017. The volume is compiled and edited by […]
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