From The Scotsman “Two Shades of Blue’s comedic interpretation of Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic horror is fresh and entertaining. “Miss Marple is aiming to break up the illustrious duo to prevent herself being demoted from the ranks of Britain’s foremost detectives and the pair must set out to prevent Watson being framed for the murder of one of the aristocratic...
read moreTwo Shades of Blue today issue a press release for our 2010 Edinburgh shows.
read moreDue to really quite incredible demand, we are now effectively sold out for Monday and Tuesday’s performances of Sherlock Homes and the Sound of The Baskervilles. We are low on tickets for the entire run, and are delighted to announce that there will be extra performances at Augustines Vault on Friday 13th, Saturday 14th, and Sunday 15th August. Tickets available soon via the normal...
read moreFrom http://catharris.co.uk/?page_id=2 Aladdin: Two Shades of Blue 2010 from Cat Harris on...
read moreMy darling wife Betty and I pose for you, my beautiful reader Why hello there! Fancy seeing you in this part of town. My wife Betty and I were just exploring this here patch of the quaint city of Algiers, and thought you might like to see some of our photos! We’ve taken so many photos, but then there’s just so much to see! I attempt to order a liquid refreshment, but the barkeep just...
read moreSo we are all sitting in a crowded living room in Oxford making some quite (unnecessarily) elaborate props. Look out for the mathematical jokes in the bank notes, the coded punctuation in the adoption papers and the multilingual warnings in the raft instruction manual.
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