Sherlock Holmes & The West End Horror by Marcia Milgrom Dodge, Anthony Dodge, Nicholas Meyer

"The post-modern gallimaufry keeps you laughing... This is a funny play, but more of a loving pastiche than a slashing satire...Anthony Dodge and Marcia Milgrom Dodge clearly know and love their Sherlock Holmes. And while you don't have to be an Arthur Conan Doyle addict to enjoy this play, it's a fair deduction that it helps. Sherlockians should get a kick out of this."

"The Dodges use the framework of a murder mystery to tie the play together, but it's the theatrical in-jokes and clever overturning of stage conventions that make the show interesting and entertaining... Sherlock Holmes & The West End Horror may not be what Arthur Conan Doyle had in mind, but its inventive exploitation of theater personalities and their larger-than-life world is remarkably entertaining."

"Co-authors (and husband and wife) Anthony and Marcia Milgrom Dodge have cleverly adapted Nicholas Meyer's novel The West End Horror into a thoroughly delightful stage production, filled with intrigue -- and dozens of fascinating characters, all played by a cast of only seven."

"...delicious!... witty and full of surprises..."

"...a dashingly clever play...expect two hours of sophisticated fun."

"This Horror's A Beauty... The Dodges are extremely clever playwrights... wonderfully original and fast paced... the most inventive play that has graced the Bay Street stage to date... the words are witty and engaging... cunning and multi-dimensional."