The Victorian Ladies' Detective Collective by
Nominated: SF Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle, Best Production, East Bay and SF Bay Area, 2019 Excellence in Theater Awards. Best of Maine BroadwayWorld Critics Choice 2022.
A "cheeky thriller" that centers women detectives and victims instead of the killer. In 1893, a serial killer not unlike Jack the Ripper terrorizes actresses in the Battersea district of London. As the police have been...
A "cheeky thriller" that centers women detectives and victims instead of the killer. In 1893, a serial killer not unlike Jack the Ripper terrorizes actresses in the Battersea district of London. As the police have been...
Nominated: SF Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle, Best Production, East Bay and SF Bay Area, 2019 Excellence in Theater Awards. Best of Maine BroadwayWorld Critics Choice 2022.
A "cheeky thriller" that centers women detectives and victims instead of the killer. In 1893, a serial killer not unlike Jack the Ripper terrorizes actresses in the Battersea district of London. As the police have been unable to stop the Battersea Butcher, three women who live in Mrs. Hunter's Lodging House for Ladies take up the task. But without modern forensics, access to crime scenes, or cooperation from the authorities, how can they succeed? The answer lies in believing women.
A Theatre Bay Area Recommended Production and an SF Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle "Go See!" Production
"A bone-chilling and unexpectedly hilarious thriller." ~Lou Fancher, East Bay Express
A "cheeky thriller" that centers women detectives and victims instead of the killer. In 1893, a serial killer not unlike Jack the Ripper terrorizes actresses in the Battersea district of London. As the police have been unable to stop the Battersea Butcher, three women who live in Mrs. Hunter's Lodging House for Ladies take up the task. But without modern forensics, access to crime scenes, or cooperation from the authorities, how can they succeed? The answer lies in believing women.
A Theatre Bay Area Recommended Production and an SF Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle "Go See!" Production
"A bone-chilling and unexpectedly hilarious thriller." ~Lou Fancher, East Bay Express