The Mask of Moriarty (play 1999)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
The Mask of Moriarty is an American play written by Hugh Leonard and directed by Richard Kuhlman, performed at the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts Theatre (Carmel, CA, USA) from 23 july to 22 august 1999, starring Jeffrey T. Heyer as Sherlock Holmes and Jim McLean as Dr. Watson. The play is a parody.
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Cast
- Sherlock Holmes : Jeffrey T. Heyer
- Dr. John Watson : Jim McLean
- Gwen Mellors : Jani Davis
- Inspector Lestrade : Mike Mertz (as Michael Mertz)
- Lord Melmoth : Mike Mertz (as Michael Mertz)
- Bunny St. John Manders : Breton Nicholson
- Lily : Sally Chou
- Herbert Travesty : Scott Free (as Scott Harrison)
- Landlord : Scott Free (as Scott Harrison)
- Herring : J. Nicholas Hurley
Crew
- Director : Richard Kuhlman
- Playwright : Hugh Leonard
- Set designer : Peter Maslan
- Costume designer : Rhonda Kirkpatrick (as Rhonda Griffith)
- Stage manager : Nicole Dickerson
- Choreographer : Brock Ogletree
- Prosthetics : Matt Duron
- Mask design : Matt Duron
- Special effects : Matt Duron
Plot summary
Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are enlisted to prove the innocence of a young man accused of murder on the Waterloo Bridge. The trail of clues and red herrings leads the trusty sleuths to none other than Holmes' arch rival, Professor James Moriarty.
- Photo credits : Richard Green.
