Sherlock Holmes - The Hunt for Moriarty - Harrogate Theatre

When you have one of the first brains of Europe up against you, and all the powers of darkness at his back, there are infinite possibilities...

London, 1901. As the British Empire wages war in the name of a Queen whose health is failing, a series of mysterious events reveals a crack in the high corridors of power. A crack that threatens to destabilise monarchy, government and Empire. And at its centre, controlling the flow of information and influence, a shadowy figure plans a final deadly move.

Drawn into the game and unsure who to trust, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson find themselves confronting figures from their past in a desperate race against time, aware that the most powerful person in the world could be in the pocket of one of the most corrupt. But just how much is Holmes willing to sacrifice as he faces ‘checkmate’?

A thrilling adventure based on the work of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes: The Hunt for Moriarty is a world premiere combining powerful performances, a haunting soundscape and innovative design for an exhilarating theatrical experience.

‘One of the most innovative, audacious companies working in contemporary English theatre’ - The Stage

‘Truly stunning’ - Sherlock Holmes Journal

‘One of the most satisfying Sherlock Holmes outings we’ve yet to encounter’ - Bath Magazine

‘Easily one of my favourite Sherlock Holmes adaptations from the past 30 years. If you’re as much of a fan of Sherlock Holmes as I am, this is a production you really don’t want to miss’ - Theatre Hopping

‘Plunges audiences into a whirlwind of mystery, intrigue and sharp deductions’ - West End Best Friend

‘A remarkable stage adaptation, with strokes of brilliance throughout. Masterfully crafted and perfectly cast, the play is a true homage to the British detective we all know and love’ - Adventures in Theatreland

‘If you have enjoyed Holmes in the past, then you will surely enjoy this production, and if it is your first time I can assure you that there are few better places to start’ - Era Journal

Adapted by Nick Lane from the work of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Composer - Tristan Parkes