The unique depiction of an atmosphere of mystery and the horror of events that at first defy logical understanding makes The Hound of the Baskervilles Doyle's most famous detective novel.
Detective Sherlock Holmes and his friend and sidekick Dr Watson investigate mysterious deaths on a country estate in the bleak landscape of the moors. Who was interested in the death of Sir Charles, the benevolent benefactor of this inhospitable region? Is the murderous monster really an elusive, terrifying dog? A brilliant work in a new translation by Richard Podany.
Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle (1859-1930) was a British writer, best known for his Sherlock Holmes stories, which were a major influence on the detective genre.
After graduating from the DAMU, Vasil Fridrich gained an engagement at the Švanda Theatre, in 2002-2005 he worked at the Central Bohemian Theatre in Kladno. After twelve years of engagements at the Prague City Theatres (ABC and ROKOKO), he went freelance in 2017. He hosts the talk show Noční Mikrofórum on the Czech Radio station Dvojka and also works in the field of radio drama and recording audiobooks. He has starred in the two-part TV film Methanol, The Hourly Husband, The Tiger Theory and the TV series Specialists and Street.
