Man Who Thought He Was Sherlock Holmes
By Robert Mattson
Man Who Thought He Was Sherlock Holmes is a musical that needs 8 to 9 performers (3 women, 5 men, 1 any gender). Licensed by Eldridge Publishing.
- Type
- musical
- Cast size
- 8 to 9 performers
- Roles
- 3 women, 5 men, 1 any gender
- Cast notes
- 5 m, 3 w, 1 flexible
- Dance
- Moderate dance
- Genre
- comedy
- Licensor
- Eldridge Publishing
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Synopsis
Dinner theater can mean death to an actor's career, or occasionally, an actor. That's what the cast of "Weekend at Withingham's" finds out when the lead of their dreadfully bad dinner theater production dies right before his entrance. But who can help? They would need a great detective. Unfortunately, what they get is a man that is so psychiatrically challenged that he thinks he's Sherlock Holmes and his psychiatrist is Doctor Watson. An audience-participation play full of dual characters, quick
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