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Theater Review: ‘A Sherlock Carol’: It’s Never Too Late to Change

NEW YORK —The fictional worlds of Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle lovingly collide in playwright Mark Shanahan’s not-at-all humbug, "A Sherlock Carol" at New World Stages. This delightful mash-up features ...

December 10, 2022BY Judd Hollander

Rewind, Review, and Re-Rate: ‘Enola Holmes’: The Game’s Afoot

PG-13 | 2h 3min | Mystery, Drama, Comedy | 2020 “Enola Holmes” opens with a close-up of the ...

November 2, 2022BY Rudolph Lambert Fernandez

Paper-Business Family Auctions ‘Extraordinary’ US Heirloom Coins, Fetching $560,000

Descendants of a noteworthy paper manufacturer unearthed his collection of rare 19th-century gold coins during a house clearance. ...

October 10, 2022BY Louise Chambers

Something for Summer Reading: ‘The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes’ by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Among the lords of light literature, Sherlock Holmes towers. There is not much mystery about it, either. It is ...

July 7, 2022BY Sean Fitzpatrick

‘The Field Bazaar’ at 125 Years: Sherlock Holmes and the Importance of Trifles

In 1886, a struggling 27-year-old physician named Arthur Conan Doyle made a fateful decision that was intended simply to ...

April 26, 2021BY Sean Fitzpatrick

What Stories Should You Be Telling Kids This Holiday Season?

Families most frequently tell stories around the time of vacations, family reunions, (sadly) funerals, Thanksgiving and, of course, ...

December 24, 2015BY Marshall Duke

Legendary Sherlock Holmes Villain Professor Moriarty Inspired by Real-Life Criminal Mastermind Adam Worth

He is the “Napoleon of Crime,” as described by Holmes. As it turns out, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, ...

July 12, 2014BY Paul Darin

Reviving Bartitsu, the Way English Gentlemen Fought

The Bartitsu Club of New York City is trying to revive the lost martial arts form of Bartitsu, ...

September 5, 2013BY Amelia Pang