To Kill a King (play 1981)
From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
To Kill a King is a British play, written by Royce Ryton and directed by Adrian Rendle, performed by the Actors' Company at the Arts Theatre (Cambridge, UK) from 5 to 10 october 1981 (see other dates), starring Bernard Horsfall as Sherlock Holmes and Peter Harlowe as Dr. Watson.
Cast
- Sherlock Holmes : Bernard Horsfall
- Dr. Watson : Peter Harlowe
- Monsieur Isvolsky : Michael Malnick
- Josef : John Harland
- Baron von Holstein : Peter Clapham
- Countess Sophie de Torby : Madlena Nedeva
- Alice Keppel : Rosemary Williams
- Lady Warwick / Daisy : Christina Greatrex
- Edward VII : Alan Foss
- Sir Ernest Cassel : Robert Selbie
Crew
- Director : Adrian Rendle
- Playwright : Royce Ryton
- Designer : John Fraser
- Lighting : William Bray
Performances
- 5-10 october 1981 : Arts Theatre (Cambridge, UK)
- 19-24 october 1981 : Capitol Theatre (Horsham, UK)
- 26-31 october 1981 : Ashcroft Theatre (Croydon, UK)
- 17 november 1981 : Nell Gwynne Theatre (Hereford, UK)
