Created and performed by Nicholas Collett and Gavin Robertson

The Great British Detective tradition! Holmes and Watson meet Poirot and Miss Marple (alongside the usual suspects) in a spoof homage - who murdered Lady Fanshawe!? Why is Matron Maudesly so friendly with one of the guests at the Clinic of Hopes and Cures!? Why have the sound cues got mixed up?

Made all the more tricky to tell, as theatrical knights, Sir Gavin of Robertson and Sir Nicholas of Collett attempt this 6-actor show, given the other 4 are stuck in a broken-down van on the M6. With only the two of them to play all the assigned roles, what could possibly go wrong?

Re-interpreting 'The Art of Coarse Acting' with a farcical result, it's time to guess WhoDunWhat and how.

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“Hilarious and absolutely brilliant” - INTERNATIONAL TIMES

“Laugh out loud silliness” - STAGE WHISPERS

“Comedy Gold” - BROADWAY BABY

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Nicholas Collett:

Is an award-winning actor, director, writer and producer. Most recently he has co-written and directed the new American folk musical “Prejudice and Pride” which has recently been placed #2 show off-Broadway in New York at 59E59 and was voted #1 show at Edinburgh Fringe in 2022 by the Sinners Review.

His theatre work includes “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and “The Winter’s Tale” at the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Barbican and Bombur in “The Hobbit” at the Queen’s Theatre in London. He has appeared in over 40 productions in repertory across the UK. Co-founder of Third Party who toured classics worldwide from 1994 to 2014 giving over 1000 performances and won a Peter Brook Award in 2010 for “Dr. Faustus”. His solo shows “Spitfire Solo”, “Nelson, The Sailors’ Story” and “Your Bard” have toured the UK, USA and Australia. In 2016 he won the British Arrows Best Actor Award for his performance in the Currys/PC World commercial “Laptop” with Jeff Goldblum. In 2018 he won a Special Performance Award at the World Duo Festival in Seoul, for his role as Counsellor in Theatre Hooam’s “Black and White Tea Room”. In 2022 he won the Dark Chat Best Supporting Actor Award for his role as Yorick in “Waiting For Hamlet”. In 2023 he won Best Theatre Award at Adelaide Fringe for his performance as Jo in “Appraisal”

Gavin Robertson:

Gavin Robertson comes from a physical theatre background (Lecoq, Lindsay Kemp, Gaulier) creating and performing his own work for national and international touring. He has a diverse portfolio of productions including ‘Bond’, Crusoe’, ‘Spittoon’, ‘The Three Musketeers’, ‘The Six-Sided Man’, ‘Fantastical Voyage’, ‘Escape From The Planet of The Day That Time Forgot!” and many others, infamously, ‘Thunderbirds F.A.B.’ which played in London's West End on six separate occasions. Each of his productions has toured internationally including several tours to Japan, Australia, New Zealand, USA, Singapore, Tunisia, Senegal and Morocco, as well as Hong Kong, Lebanon, Turkey, Oman, Brazil, Chile, Taiwan, Costa Rica, Bosnia, Russia and various other European countries.

Doors 7pm | Show 8pm

Done to Death, by Jove!