London 2024. Doggedly pursuing success as a private detective, Sherlock Holmes is faced with a new case; an unexplained death in the infamous environmental protest camp at Oakenwood. Supported by his media-savvy landlady, Dr Watson, Sherlock’s keen eye for detail and tireless pursuit of the truth has brought a growing online fandom and an uncomfortable intrusion into his private life.

Delving into the details, Sherlock suspects that arch-nemesis Jan Moriarty is at the root of the case, but the game’s afoot and they must move fast to uncover the truth and foil her plans. In a world of cancel culture, deepfakes and digital manipulation, only self-discovery and acceptance can unlock this case.

This electrifying new musical is the latest collaboration between award-winning writer and director P Burton-Morgan and composer Ben Glasstone (The Rhythmics, Cells), adapted from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories.

How To Get Your Tickets

1) Book your desired number of tickets and await an email from us confirming your order. This email will contain a booking confirmation PDF, this is NOT a ticket.

2) Collect your ticket(s) from the venue’s box office on the performance date, allowing plenty of time to do so. Ensure that you take employment and personal ID with you or you may be turned away.

Accessibility Information

• Tickets may be allocated anywhere in the auditorium. Seats may be in the circle, which is accessed by a spiral staircase. There is no lift.

• For accessibility enquiries, please contact the Box Office on 01635 46044 or email boxoffice@watermill.org.uk

• All performances are creatively captioned. Most seats offer a good view of the captioning, however the view is compromised from a few seats. If any
bookers require the captioning due to being hearing impaired, please let the Box Office know on arrival, so they can ensure you are seated with a full view of the captions.

Additional Information

• Running time: 2 hours 10 minutes including an interval.

• This production contains strobe lighting and flashing images.

• Most suitable for ages 12+.

• Content information: This production explores the experience of living with disordered eating. It contains adult themes including abusive parenting, cyber bullying, hate crime, suicide, anxiety, mental breakdown, climate grief and murder.

• The show also includes racist, ableist, transphobic and fatphobic language.

We are not the event organisers, so we recommend you check https://www.watermill.org.uk/sherlock-holmes for event-specific or accessibility information. We will endeavour to pass on any event updates, including scheduling changes and cancellations. However, we may not find out about these updates until they are public, so please be responsible for checking the status of your event.