The Hound of the Baskervilles, Torch Theatre

The Hound of the Baskervilles can be seen on the Torch Theatre stage from Wednesday 7 October to Saturday 17 October with a BSL interpreted Performance on Tuesday 13 October. Tickets from £18. Phone the Box Office on 01646 695267 or visit torchtheatre.co.uk.

YOU’D BE BARKING MAD TO MISS IT!

Sherlock Holmes is back and he’s at the Torch Theatre this October as the Torch Theatre Company present its ever popular autumn show. As chaos, clues, and canine capers collide in this riotously funny, fast-paced adaptation by John Canny and Stephen Nicolson, the moors will never, ever be the same as The Hound of the Baskervilles howls its way to Milford Haven.

For a limited run this October, people will be baying for tickets at the Box Office for this hilarious slapstick stage comedy shrouded in mystery. Following on from the hugely successful The Turn of the Screw in 2025, audience members can once again enjoy a professional theatre production created here in Pembrokeshire with the finest talent from across Wales.

A mysterious death. A cursed family. A howl in the night. Get ready for a whirlwind of characters, clues, and comedic chaos as the world’s most famous detective investigates murder on the moors. Can Sherlock and his trusty companion Dr Watson unravel the Baskerville family curse and save the life of Sir Henry Baskerville before it’s too late!?

With quick changes, clever staging, a script that crackles with comedy, this West End smash-hit farce adaptation brings Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s iconic tale to life with laugh-out-loud moments in a theatrical romp you won’t want to miss.

Torch Theatre’s Award-winning Artistic Director, Chelsey Gillard, said: “What I love about this version is that it is packed-to-bursting with joy and adventure. The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of the best Sherlock mysteries. This play takes everything you love about Conan Doyle’s original and stuffs in as many jokes as possible, resulting a wonderful theatrical experience like The Play That Goes Wrong or The 39 Steps.”