Overview
It’s the day before Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, and her son, the playboy Prince of Wales, arrives at 221B Baker Street pursued by Anarchist assassins. The greatest chef in the world, Auguste Escoffier, also arrives, his career about to be shattered by blackmail and scandal. This action-filled tale of royal debauchery, priceless gems, and gourmet food will provide Dr. Watson with the material for Sherlock Holmes’ most bizarre and tastiest case.
Casting & Production
Casting
SHERLOCK HOLMES — Consulting detective in his 30s-50s.
DR. JOHN WATSON — Physician and author in his 30s-50s.
IRENE ADLER — Adventuress in her 30s-50s.
MARIE CHARTIER — Adventuress in her late 20s-30s.
AUGUSTE ESCOFFIER — Chef, 50 years old (although leeway on either side of this age is fine). He has a large mustache.
ALBERT EDWARD (BERTIE) — Prince of Wales, 55 years old (although leeway on either side of this age is fine). A stout, well-fed man, he has a beard and mustache.
Setting
The rooms of Sherlock Holmes—June 21, 1897.
Run Time
1h 45m
Reviews
“MacGregor’s new comedy is rich in context and historical characters. The script harnesses historical fact to drive his inventive plot, and the script, cast, and production values
combine for a perfect evening’s entertainment.”
— Patrice Nolan, Encore Michigan
“MacGregor’s Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Fallen Soufflé was one of those rides you simply don’t want to end.It’s not elementary—it’s incredible.”
—Terry Jacoby, WeLoveDexter
Media
