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December 2020
“Sherlock Holmes & Conan Doyle at Christmas”
A Virtual Tour with 'London Walks' Guide Richard Burnip!
Find out more »January 2021
“The Case of the Hung Parliament”
"This isn't a game we're playing here - there's a crime to be solved!"
Find out more »“Through A Glass Starkly – A Sherlock Holmes Adventure”
The future of Europe is at stake...
Find out more »February 2021
“Sherlock Holmes and The Case of The London Dock Deaths”
"The dark heart of London, where death and terror are ever-present companions..."
Find out more »“The Baron of Wimbledon” – Free live Sherlock Holmes theatre!
Tennis, blackmail, the Third Reich... and and an unexpected encounter with an old acquaintance...
Find out more »“Sherlock Holmes and the Cornwall Affair” – in Switzerland!
"A fifty-year-old history of intrigue, smuggling, betrayal, murder and revenge waits to be revealed, and you are there, with Holmes and Watson."
Find out more »March 2021
“Strictly Sherlock” – online free from the Leeds Literary Festival
Enjoy STRICTLY SHERLOCK, performed live and streamed from The Leeds Library by DON'T GO INTO THE CELLAR!
Find out more »“A Scandal in Bohemia” – in Bohemia!
Join the Czech Society of Sherlock Holmes for a virtual meeting
Find out more »An Evening with Jeremy Brett’s Sherlock Holmes
B Join MX Publishing at 8.00pm on the 27th March for an evening online, dedicated to SHERLOCK HOLMES, the world's greatest consulting detective, and JEREMY BRETT, the actor who made the role his own. * * * Our very special guests are two modern Holmes actors who are themselves huge Brett fans. LUKE BARTON played the lead in Blackeyed Theatre's outstanding international touring production of Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four, and has recorded the recent biography Jeremy Brett IS Sherlock…
Find out more »April 2021
The Real World of Arthur Conan Doyle
Chaired by BBC broadcaster Dr Matthew Sweet, this fascinating panel event explores the overlooked world of Arthur Conan Doyle – from prejudice and racism to child poverty and upper-class drug addiction.
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