Haunting of Harold, The (Script) Play Script by Doris Hilliard

Haunting of Harold, The (Script) Doris Hilliard One main set and one short interact. A fine comedy script from this established writer. Harold has inherited a Manor in Devon, converted into holiday flats, where he is troubled by spooky goings-on. Revenge is in the air, not only from a Drugs Smuggler, but also from a trio of ghosts, when two sisters hire the now dead Sherlock Holmes to find out who murdered them! Into all this enters a ’Ghost Story’ writer looking for a quiet weekend to catch up on some writing - closely followed by a passionate girl friend he is desperately trying to avoid! Buy Online Read Sample Pages Synopsis Review by Halstead Gazette. Smuggling spirits is a lucrative side-line for ex-convict Harold in Doris Hilliard’s brilliant comedy The Haunting of Harold which had its premiere at the Quay Theatre. This play is a topsy-turvy whodunnit where ghosts attempt to unravel the mystery of their demise. It all goes pear-shaped for Harold (Nigel Burgess) when Big Vera (Susie Daws threatens to get his nobly kneecaps blasted unless he hands over his ill-gotten gains. Harold’s glamorous girl friend Cathy (Jessica Millar) is also in grave danger. Tensions mount when Harold is haunted by his two departed cousins who are convinced he murdered them for their money. But did he? Maybe their suave and kindly doctor (Peter Walker) helped them on their way. Or could it be someone else? Stuart Carter successfully makes his Quay debut as Alex, a womanizing ghost writer trying to escape an unwanted marriage. Halstead Gazette. Cast Summary Haunting of Harold, The (Script): 4M 7F Reviews Specifications Format: Paperback Pages: iv,56 Dimensions: A5 (148mm width x 210mm height) Publisher: Jasper Publishing Published: 1998 Language: English ISBN: 1 902837 89 4  Keywords Doyle;classic;Holmes  Home   Advanced website with Shopping Cart

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