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“Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter (Half) Brother” play debuts at Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Matt Boatright-Simon
“Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter (Half) Brother” play debuts at Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Matt Boatright-Simon
- Aug. 31, 2016
Thrilled to return to Edinburgh where he won a Fringe First for co-devising and acting in the play “100” with the company The Imaginary Body over a decade ago, multiple award-winning writer, actor, director Matt Boatright-Simon, through his production company Picture + Sound, debuted “Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter (Half) Brother in the Case of a Study in Blood” at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer, a hilarious, sharp-witted tribute to Sir Conan Doyle’s legacy with a contemporary urban twist.
The talented cast and crew, based in Los Angeles and the UK, rehearsed on Skype before coming together in Edinburgh to put on the production which performed to sold out crowds.
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