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A Sherlock Carol is heading back to the Marylebone Theatre for Christmas 2023. The successful mash-up of Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle will return to Marylebone Theatre from 24 November 2023 to 7 January 2024. Written and directed by Mark Shanahan, A Sherlock Carol sees famous detective Sherlock Holmes - whose fictional home was 221B Baker Street, a stone's throw from the Marylebone Theatre, investigate the mysterious death of Ebenezer Scrooge, the main character from Charles Dickens' classic novel A Christmas Carol. A Sherlock Carol previously played at the Marylebone Theatre from November 2022 to 7 January 2023 and garnered some strong reviews, including ★★★★ from The Times and The Guardian. The cast and creative team for the Christmas 2023 production is to be announced. The show is produced by DEM Productions, Fat Goose Productions, and Theatre Nerd Productions in association with Darcy Dobson Productions. More about A Sherlock Carol tickets at the Marylebone Theatre in London

New venue Marylebone Theatre in London has revealed its new season for 2023, including the world premiere of new play The Dry House by Eugene O'Hare. First up in the Spring 2023 season is new verbatim play Grenfell: System Failure – Scenes from the Inquiry, from the official inquiry into the 2017 Grenfell Tower tragedy. This is the second part of a gripping exploration of the Grenfell Tragedy Inquiry adapted by Nicolas Kent and Richard Norton Taylor, and interrogates the failures of the authorities that led to the tragedy, and how bereaved families were failed by the London Fire Brigade and the Local Authority.  Directed by Nicholas Kent, the play runs from 14 to 26 March 2023 at Marylebone Theatre. The play will also tour to London's the Playground Theatre (18 - 25 February) and The Tabernacle (27 February - 12 March). The theatre's big new Spring production is the world premiere of Eugene O’Hare’s play The Dry House, about two sisters in County Down overcoming the effects of alcoholism on their family. The play by actor and playwright Eugene O’Hare (Outlander, Black Mirror, Lady Chatterley's Lover) will feature an all-female cast, and runs at Marylebone Theatre from 31 March to 6 May 2023. Finally, in June 2023 Marylebone Theatre presents New York pianist and actor Roger Peltzman with his moving show Dedication, recounting his family’s tragic history fleeing the Nazis in war-torn Europe. The play is centred on Peltzman's uncle Norbert Stern who was, like his nephew, a brilliant pianist, and was caught in the midst of the devastating rise of Nazism and murdered at Auschwitz. Dedication runs from 7 to 24 June 2023. The Spring season also includes a number of music, comedy and spoken word performances from January to June 2023. Marylebone Theatre opened in Autumn 2022, and its patrons include Academy Award-winning actor Sir Mark Rylance, director of the English National Opera Martyn Brabbins, and the esteemed cross-bench peer Baroness Usha Prasher. Currently playing at Marylebone Theatre in A Sherlock Carol, until 17 January 2023. Marylebone Theatre - Dates A Sherlock Carol - until 17 January 2023 Apollo5 - Wednesday 11th January 2023 Ola Gjeilo - Thursday 12th January 2023 Constantin Macherel, accompanied by Benjawan Boonyawat - Friday 13th January 2023 Jess Dandy with Dylan Perez - Thursday 26th January 2023 Ed Gamble, Fern Brady, Ahir Shah, Michael May - Saturday 28th January 2023 The Soldier, performed by Kenneth Cranham - Sunday 5th February 2023 Everything I Ever Wanted to Tell My Daughter About Men - Wednesday 8th February 2023 Benjamin Appl with James Baillieu - Thursday 9th February 2023 Rachel Podger - Thursday 23rd February 2023 Steinwerk with Sean Borodale and Steve Boyland - Thursday 2nd – Wednesday 8th March 2023 Grenfell System Failure - Tuesday 14th – Sunday 26th March 2023 The Dry-House - Friday 31st March – Saturday 6th May 2023 Dedication - Wednesday 7th – Saturday 24th June 2023

Reviews are in for A Sherlock Carol at the Marylebone Theatre in London. The show sees the worlds of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens come together in a spooky Christmas mystery that is playing at the Marylebone Theatre until 17 January 2023. Written and directed by Mark Shanahan, A Sherlock Carol features a cast that includes Ben Caplan (BBC's Call The Midwife) as Sherlock Holmes; Kammy Darweish (Life of Pi) as Ebenezer Scrooge; Rosie Armstong (Potted Panto) as The Countess and other roles; Richard James (Gangsta Granny) as Dr Watson and others; Gemma Laurie (ITV's The Long Shadow)as Emma Wiggins and others; and Damian Lynch (The Comedy About a Bank Robbery) as Dr Cratchit and others. The story mashes up A Christmas Carol with Sherlock Holmes crime-solving, as he investigates the mysterious death of his reformed benefactor, one Ebenezer Scrooge... This article will be updated as more reviews come in. Book tickets to A Sherlock Christmas Carol at the Marylebone Theatre in London

Production images have been released for A Sherlock Carol at the Marylebone Theatre in London. The worlds of Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle collide in this acclaimed show which is now playing at the Marylebone Theatre until 17 January 2023. A Sherlock Carol is written and directed by Mark Shanahan, and stars Ben Caplan (BBC's Call The Midwife, Sunny Afternoon) as Sherlock Holmes; Kammy Darweish (Life of Pi) as Ebenezer Scrooge; Rosie Armstong (Potted Panto) as The Countess and other roles; Richard James (Gangsta Granny) as Dr Watson and others; Gemma Laurie (ITV's The Long Shadow)as Emma Wiggins and others; and Damian Lynch (The Comedy About a Bank Robbery) as Dr Cratchit and others. In the show, it is three Christmases since the famous confrontation with his nemesis Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls, and Sherlock Holmes has little appetite for mince pies or for solving crime. Wandering through Victorian London, he meets a grown-up and not-so-Tiny Tim who implores him to investigate the mysterious death of his reformed benefactor, one Ebenezer Scrooge... The creative team also features Scenic Designer Anna Louizos, Costume Designer Linda Cho, Lighting Designer Rui Rita, Composer & Sound Designer John Gromada, and Casting Director Abby Galvin. The Associate Director is Franny Rafferty, with Associate Scenic Designer William Fricker, Associate Lighting Designer Holly Ellis, Associate Costume Designer Ricky Lurie, and Costume Supervisor Jo Lewis. Book tickets to A Sherlock Christmas Carol at the Marylebone Theatre in London Photos of A Sherlock Carol [ngg src="galleries" ids="951" display="pro_tile"]

The worlds of Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle combine in A Sherlock Carol at new London venue the Marylebone Theatre. Playing close to Sherlock Holmes' fictional home of 221B Baker Street, the show is written and directed by Mark Shanahan and gets its UK premiere at Marylebone Theatre from 18 November 2022 to 17 January 2023. The cast includes Ben Caplan (BBC's Call The Midwife, Sunny Afternoon) as Sherlock Holmes; Kammy Darweish (Life of Pi) as Ebenezer Scrooge; Rosie Armstong (Potted Panto) as The Countess and other roles; Richard James (Gangsta Granny) as Dr Watson and others; Gemma Laurie (ITV's The Long Shadow)as Emma Wiggins and others; and Damian Lynch (The Comedy About a Bank Robbery) as Dr Cratchit and others. Alongside Writer & Director Mark Shanahan, the creative team consists of Scenic Designer Anna Louizos, Costume Designer Linda Cho, Lighting Designer Rui Rita, Composer & Sound Designer John Gromada, and Casting Director Abby Galvin. The Associate Director is Franny Rafferty, with Associate Scenic Designer William Fricker, Associate Lighting Designer Holly Ellis, Associate Costume Designer Ricky Lurie, and Costume Supervisor Jo Lewis. In the show, it is three Christmases since the famous confrontation with his nemesis Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls, and Sherlock Holmes has little appetite for mince pies or for solving crime. Wandering through Victorian London, he meets a grown-up and not-so-Tiny Tim who implores him to investigate the mysterious death of his reformed benefactor, one Ebenezer Scrooge... A Sherlock Carol has already proved a success in the US, getting a New York Times’ Critic’s Pick and nominated Best New Play at the 2022 Off-Broadway Alliance Awards. New London theatre the Marylebone Theatre opened earlier this month with Dmitry starring Tom Byrne. Originally known as Steiner Hall, the Marylebone Theatre has been recently refurbished as a cross-cultural, mixed use performance space close to Baker Street, producing its own work and receive incoming companies. Book tickets to A Sherlock Christmas Carol at the Marylebone Theatre in London

London has a new theatre! The Marylebone Theatre, originally known as Steiner Hall, has been recently refurbished as a cross-cultural, mixed use performance space close to Baker Street. The venue intends to produce its own work and receive incoming companies. It also has a solid list of patrons, including Oscar winner Sir Mark Rylance, director of the English National Opera Martyn Brabbins, and Baroness Usha Prasher. Its first theatre production will be the world premiere of a realisation of Friedrich Schiller's unfinished play Demetrius. Titled Dmitry, the play stars The Crown's Tom Byrne in the title role, and runs from tomorrow, 29 September, to 5 November 2022. Joining Byrne in the cast is Poppy Miller (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) as Dmitry's mother, Tsarina Maria; Globe Associate Artist James Garnon as Cardinal Odowalsky, and Aurora Dawson-Hunte (The Mirror and the Light) is Marina. The cast also includes Piotr Baumann (Coronation Street) as Korela and Mark Hadfield (Pinocchio) as Prince Mnishek, Ammar Haj Ahmad, Daniel Hawksford, Oleg Mirochnikov, Daniel York Loh, Lev Levermore, Jonathan Oliver, Clifford Samuel and Phoebe Strickland. The cast of Dmitry Written by Peter Oswald, who was resident playwright at Shakespeare's Globe under Mark Rylance, Dmitry is directed by former Young Vic Artistic Director Tim Supple, who returns to the London theatre scene after 15 years of international work. Dmitry is set in Moscow in 1605. Ruthless tsar Boris Gudonov, former chief of Ivan the Terrible's secret police, rules through fear and oppression. In Poland, a formidable young opponent - Dmitry - appears claiming to be the missing son of Ivan the Terrible and the rightful tsar of Russia. The Polish army, fuelled by the fear of the Russian threat, takes up Dmitry's cause to march on the Kremlin to capture the throne. This poetic drama cuts to the heart of 21st century politics through a rich imagining of Eastern Europe and Russia's shared history. Artistic Director of Marylebone Theatre Alexander Gifford said: "I am delighted that our launch production has attracted such an excellent cast. It includes both rising stars and established names. As a venue, we are daring to open with a big, classical production and it is thrilling that it will be carried by such a brilliant and experienced group. I am particularly pleased that our actors come from a very broad range of cultures and racial backgrounds. Dmitry is an epic play in verse with extraordinary dramatic intensity. I am confident that our cast will imbue it with the power and passion it deserves." Marylebone Theatre Dmitry Director Tim Supple said: "Our first rate creative team is now joined by a tremendous cast that draws on the riches of London's uniquely skilled and diverse acting community. There can be no greater pleasure for a director than opening a new theatre with a play that speaks directly to a major concern of our time and that does so with the combined potency of the German master Schiller and our leading contemporary verse dramatist, Peter Oswald." Other highlights of Marylebone Theatre's first season include Mark Shanahan's A Sherlock Carol (18 November 2022 to 7 January 2023), concerts by Stile Antico and Jess Gillam, and solo rendition of T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land on 11 November 2022 by the acclaimed Ben Okri to mark the 100th anniversary of the poet. Book tickets to A Sherlock Christmas Carol at the Marylebone Theatre in London