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The Immortal Sherlock Holmes

Heard
2021
Episodes
1
Language
English

The May 2021 episode of Re-Imagined Radio. We gave an appropriate tip of the deerstalker hat to the man who never lived, but whose enduring legend will never die, Sherlock Holmes.

More about it

Sherlock Holmes, the most famous of all fictional detectives, uses his amazing powers of deduction to solve mysteries, murders, and other crimes.

For this episode we adapted William Gillette's stage play Sherlock Holmes (1898), which itself was adapted from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stage play, Sherlock Holmes (1897).

Actors from Metropolitan Performing Arts and other community volunteers contributed to this recorded performance.

Script by John Barber

Sound Design and Post Production by Marc Rose

Social Media by Regina Carol Social Media Management

Graphics by Holly Slocum Design

Viola by Michael Burris

Produced and Hosted by John Barber

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. sherlock holmes

    No date given · 58 min

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  1. The Immortal Sherlock Holmes

    Old Time Radio · Re-Imagined Radio · 1 episode here · archive.org

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