Resonance Ensemble's (Artistic Director, Eric Parness; Managing Director, Rachel Reiner) world-premiere new play Sherlock Solo: An Original Presentation by the Master Detective - written and performed by Victor L. Cahn as the greatest detective to ever aid Scotland Yard…Sherlock Holmes will end its limited run at Theatre Row's Kirk Theatre (410 West 42nd Street) on Saturday February 2nd, as previously announced.
Sherlock Solo brings the great detective - Sherlock Holmes played by Victor L. Cahn - out of retirement to tell the story of a previously undisclosed case that unfolded during the absence of his customary narrator, Dr. Watson, involving a mysterious woman who proves to be an unsettling presence in Holmes' life.Directed by Resonance Ensemble Artistic Director Eric Parness, design team for Sherlock Solo is Sarah B. Brown (Set Design), Pamela Kupper (Lighting Design), Sidney Shannon (Costume Design), and Nick Moore (Sound Design). Victor L. Cahn has written several works produced Off-Broadway, including Fit to Kill, Roses in December, and Embraceable Me. Cahn has appeared onstage with Home Made Theater, Curtain Call Theatre, Albany Civic Theater, Schenectady Civic Players, Cohoes Music Hall, Hubbard Hall, and Theater Voices. He is Professor of English at Skidmore College, and author of books on Shakespeare, Tom Stoppard, and Harold Pinter.Under the Artistic Direction of Eric Parness and Managing Direction of Rachel Reiner, Resonance Ensemble is dedicated to developing new theatrical work inspired by the timelessness and universalism of the classics, and to producing resonating groups of theatrical presentations that echo across countless cultures and eras to confront themes and ideas significant to audiences of today.
Photo of Victor Cahn by Jon Kandel