Her performance is so good, she make the high energy seem “elementary.” Ochs is completely believable as the genius, smartphone-averse Holmes. These two have great chemistry, but I’d like to see them lean into the screwball comedy a bit more. Young, Tara Ochs plays Holmes and Karen Cassady plays Watson. In Synchronicity’s production, directed by Suehyla E. O’Neil Delapenha plays multiple roles throughout the play and helps round out the cast. Hamill played Watson in the world premiere. Together, with Watson’s medical expertise and Holmes’ keen attention to detail, the pair solve a variety of crimes, from the murder of a man found in a motel to the case of a right-wing politician who cheated on his wife. And Joan Watson is a recent divorcee from America who goes to London seeking a fresh start. This time, Sherlock, whom her landlady calls Shirley, is a reclusive, headstrong and eccentric investigator awaiting her next adventure. was commissioned by Kansas City Rep and received a world premiere there in February. Though she has an affinity for Jane Austen, Hamill does a fine job exploring The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, which is a collection of short stories by Doyle that was originally published in The Strand Magazine from July 1891 to June 1892. The stories were so popular that Doyle spent most of his writing career expanding the world of Holmes and Watson into other short fiction and novels. Synchronicity produced her Sense & Sensibility in 2017. Her comedic adaptations of Pride & Prejudice, Sense & Sensibility and Vanity Fair have made her one of the most produced playwrights in America for the last five years. Hamill has a knack for adapting the classics into manners plays. Watson – #2B is onstage at Synchronicity Theatre through October 23. Instead of Sherlock Holmes and his trusty sidekick and adviser John Watson playing cat and mouse with criminals and kooks in the late 19 th century, playwright Kate Hamill explores what types of mysteries the duo would solve as women in modern times. Watson – #2B from the moment a mysterious door rolls in front of the curtain and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s beloved mysteries are transported to 2022.
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