Sherlock Holmes Adapted from William Gillette's Play by Geoffrey Sherman
ASF Study Materials for Sherlock Holmes adapted from William Gillette's play by Geoffrey Sherman Director Geoffrey Sherman Study materials written by Set Design James Wolk Susan Willis, ASF Dramaturg Costume Design Pamela Scofield swillis@asf.net Lighting Design Travis McCale Contact ASF at: www.asf.net 1.800.841-4273 1 Sherlock Holmes adapted from William Gillette by Geoffrey Sherman Welcome to Sherlock Holmes We know Sherlock Holmes. He looks like Benedick Cumberbatch. Well, we know the latest in a long line of Sherlock Holmes incarnations, including here on the ASF stage an adaptation of the 1899 stage version penned and performed for 33 years Characters by William Gillette. But the original Sherlock at Edelweiss Lodge: Holmes—and he was an original—flowed Madge Larrabee criminals, the from the pen of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle James Larrabee } "Chetwoods" and famously into the monthly magazine Alice Faulkner, their captive The Strand in London between 1891 and John Forman, alias Judson, the 1893, captivating England, America, and butler, working with Holmes the world with his observational acumen Térèse, a maid and deductive reasoning. He once told his Sidney Prince, a safecracker friend, sidekick, and recorder of his cases, Sherlock Holmes, the detective Dr. Watson: "I am a brain, Watson, … The rest of me is a mere appendix." Not entirely Watson and Holmes in a Sidney Paget in Moriarty's office or the gas true, but at times not much of an exaggeration illustration for the original Strand series of stories chamber: either as we watch Holmes solve case after case Professor Moriarty, a villainous with thrilling perception and logic.
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