Creators of runaway global hits Sherlock In Homes I: Murder at the Circus and Sherlock In Homes II: Murder on Ice, Sharp Teeth Theatre and The Wardrobe Theatre return with a brand new murder mystery for audiences to solve from the comfort of their own homes, Sherlock In Homes III: Murder at The Games.
On your marks, get set, go… to 1960 to solve a crime that will make your heart race. Could it be the chill of the cold war or the heat of the Italian sun? Zoom into Rome’s Olympic village to find out.
Artistic Director of Sharp Teeth Theatre, and director of the show, Stephanie Kempson:
“We’re passionate about making sure theatre remains accessible for audiences who might still be shielding or might want join from across borders, who might be carers or parents, or those who might feel nervous returning in-person to theatres. This show is for anyone who can access the internet and creates a space for fun and connection with friends, family and fellow audience members!”
Written by Peter Baker (currently playing Trigger in Only Fools & Horses: The Musical at Haymarket Theatre Royal) in collaboration with the company, similarly to Case #1 and #2, audiences will be invited to interview the suspects and deduce the murderer. Peter previously worked for the Agatha Christie estate and, having improvised over 200 murder mysteries with the notoriously brilliant Degrees of Error in Murder, She Didn’t Write, he brings a wealth and knowledge and experience to creating this murder mystery.
Tickets available through Bristol Old Vic website or 0117 987 7877
