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ALL SHOWS PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN

Join Sherlock Holmes in the fog and atmosphere of Victorian London for monthly live readings of Sherlock Holmes radio plays.

In this beloved ESP tradition, Sherlock Sundays takes the listeners back to a familiar world of gaslight and suspense, where audiences can pop into Sky Stage for 20-minute episodes of the great detective’s mysteries.

Expect clever deductions, shadowy schemes and the irresistable charm of live radio storytelling, complete with live analog foley.

Whether you’re a longtime Holmes enthusiast or simply looking for a unique and relaxing Sunday outing, this event offers a perfect blend of theatrical atmosphere and communal fun.

‘The game is afoot!’

27 SEPTEMBER

Please note that the ESPloft is upstairs in a historic building without any lift at present.

DETAILS

All ESP plays are pay-what-you-can.

This performance is at the ESPloft:

16 E Patrick St, 2nd floor
Frederick, MD 21701

and Sky Stage:

59 S Carroll St

Frederick, MD 21701

Running time 20–45 minutes

DATES & TICKETS

Sherlock Sundays: 2026

27 SEPTEMBER

ESPLOFT & SKY STAGE

PRICE: PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN

SUN 27 SEPTEMBER

CAST

Sasha Carrerra headshot

Sasha Carrera

David Gamble headshot

David Gamble

Rikki Howie Lacewell headshot

Rikki Howie Lacewell

Dan Jacoby headshot

Dan Jacoby

Ally Jenkins headshot

Ally Jenkins

Robert Leembruggen headshot

Robert Leembruggen

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