event Holmes & Watson: A Musical Mystery

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)

The Milwaukee Repertory Theater often uses the Stackner Cabaret to debut new plays. Wife-and-husband playwriting team Jahnna Beecham and Malcolm Hillgartner, whose successful comedy Dogpark played there in 2008, has been invited back this year with Holmes And Watson: A Musical Mystery. The two-man show finds Sherlock Holmes facing another devilish plot from the fiendish Professor Moriarty that traps the iconic duo in a sealed room slowly filling with poison gas. The actors originating the roles, Michael Santo and Richard Farrell, have collaborated with the playwrights for decades, and their long-time friendship is sure to add another layer to the production. (Through Dec. 20)