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Adapted from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's first novel, "A Study in Scarlet" follows Sherlock Holmes and his faithful colleague, Dr. John Watson on their first case together. In this stage adaptation, Holmes is enlisted by Inspector Gregson, of Scotland Yard, to help investigate a mysterious murder that took place in an empty house. With no wounds on the body, nor any weapon to be found, and only a few clues to guide him, Holmes must track down the mysterious killer and bring them to justice. The play has a cast of 16 characters total, including 12 male roles and 4 female roles, and accommodates for doubling where needed, though doubling is not necessary. The play is perfect for high school and college performances as well as amateur, community theater, off-broadway and professional venues.