THEATRICAL KNIGHTS by Ben Henderson

A twisting comedy thriller

A Saturday afternoon in December 2015, the converted stable building behind a large, Victorian house in Primrose Hill, the den of Sir Tom Seymour.

Seymour was a screenwriter and playwright. Once a household name, his star has waned in recent years.

Sir Anthony Randolph is a hugely popular, perennial Hollywood actor. They bicker and pettifogger as only the dearest of friends may. These two old stagers have shaken hands on a £10 bet. What is that bet? How will it be decided?

Join them as they try to settle the matter in this sometimes funny, sometimes unsettling, twisting thriller.

This is redemption story that employs disguises, props, stage effects, the suggestion of trapdoors, in fact, all things theatrical to take the audience to a satisfying conclusion.

Theatrical Knights goes in its own direction but is unquestionably  homage to ‘Sleuth’ by the late, great Anthony Shaffer.