The Mask of Moriarty (play 1993 with David Hankins)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
The Mask of Moriarty is a British play, written by Hugh Leonard and directed by Phil Reynolds, performed by the Talisman Theatre Company at the Talisman Theatre & Arts Centre (Kenilworth, UK) from 30 august to 4 september 1993, starring David Hankins as Sherlock Holmes and David Charlton as Dr. Watson.
Photos
© Photos : Zoe Jelley (Talisman Theatre & Arts Centre).
Cast
- Sherlock Holmes : David Hankins
- Dr. Watson : David Charlton
- Inspector Lestrade : Eric Taylor
- Moriarty : Noel Meach
- Herbert Travesty : Neil Vallance
- Passing Gentleman : Bill Walton
- Gwen Mellors : Amy Heynes
- Alice Binns : Carol Boots
- Bunny St John Manders : Tim Meacock
- Mr O'Shaughnessy : Geoff Brroke-Taylor
- An August Personage : Ted Whitehead
- Lord Melmoth : Christopher Ward
- Herring : Boz
- Landlord : Neil Vallance
- Lily : Linda Smith-Blain
- Sailors : Bill Walton, Geoff Brooke-Taylor, Tim Eden
- Methylated Mary : Sue Scott
Crew
- Director : Phil Reynolds
- Playwright : Hugh Leonard
- Set Designer : Tim Eden
- Lighting Designer : Richard Carleton
- Wardrobe : Barbara Crafts, Mo Padfield
- Properties : Helen Power, Sue Robottom
- Sound : Tim Jacob
- Stage Manager : Ian Roberts
- Assistant Stage Manager : Helen Wall
- Set construction : Tim Eden
- Set Construction Assistants : Mark Robottom, John Ellam, Roy Baldwin
- Production photographs : Zoe Jelley
Scenes
ACT ONE
- Scene One : Waterloo Bridge
A November Evening, 1902 - Scene Two : 221b Baker Street
Afternoon, three days later - Scene Three : The Crypt, Melmoth Abbey
The following morning
Interval of 15 minutes
ACT TWO
- Scene One : A Notorious Den of Vice and Nameless Aberrations
(the one in Limehouse)
Later the same evening - Scene Two : 221b Baker Street
Even later the same evening
