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Who knew the world’s most famous detective … was funny?
The Petaluma Radio Players present The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes, a series of radio plays written by Vince Stadon. The Petaluma Radio Players prove beyond a reasonable doubt that murder is hysterical when you’re killing it with high-end comedy. It’s quite elementary, yet oh so nutty!
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"What a brilliantly written set of plays! Poor Dr. Watson really does endure much trial and tribulation as the sidekick to Sherlock Holmes. These selections from Vince Stadon's ''The Misadventures of Sherlock Holmes' series are full of hilarious hijinks and madcap mysteries that Sherlock fans everywhere will enjoy. The Petaluma Radio Players have a lovely brand of vintage inspired radio drama presentation sure to spark the imaginations of every listener."
— Kendra (5 out of 5 stars)
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About Vince Stadon
UK playwright Vince Stadon has graced the airways of the Petaluma Radio Players’ live-on-stage and recorded broadcasts since December 2017. His collection of comedies have been performed on stage at cities throughout the world. Most recently, Petaluma, California, and somewhere in Mississippi.
About the Petaluma Radio Players
The Petaluma Radio Players are the North Bay’s most eclectic and energized radio theater company, churning out a cornucopia of radio plays that include vintage dramas like One Way Passage (1932) and Trifles (1916), modern fare like the tear-jerking The Next Move, and in-stitches comedic noir parody like Story: A Detective Story.