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In this original one-man stage adaptation, award-winning actor Jonathan Goodwin plays Sherlock Holmes and a host of other characters.
Based on the world-famous novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, expect atmospheric drama at its very best with this superb Victorian gothic thriller.
This performance will creat a great finish to our Big Spring Steampunk weekend and all are welcome to dress accordingly should they wish too. There will be an option for food (TBA)
Tickets can be bought direct from us or via the link https://www.trybooking.com/uk/CZYN
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£14 adult & £9 children
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