Win tickets to The Secret of Sherlock Holmes
This week, The Stage is giving three readers the chance to win a pair of top-price tickets to see The Secret of Sherlock Holmes at the Duchess Theatre in London's West End.
A must-see for all lovers of literary whodunnits, The Secret of Sherlock Holmes is an enticing 90-minute psychological exploration of the inner torments of Baker Street's most famous resident.
Jeremy Paul's beautiful script gives a haunting insight into the complexities of one of literature's most celebrated minds.
Sherlock Holmes' friendship with Dr Watson embraces both his driving ambition and his unspoken need for human contact. Following Holmes' seemingly fatal encounter with his nemesis Moriarty, at the Reichenbach Falls, Watson finds his loyalty and friendship tested to the very limit, while the great man is forced to confront his hidden demons.
For your chance to win one of three pairs of tickets to see The Secret of Sherlock Holmes, answer the question below.
The Secret of Sherlock Holmes by Jeremy Paul, Duchess Theatre, London. Only until September 11. 0844 412 4659, www.thesecretofsherlockholmes.com.
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