Pop Up Theatre Podcast Plays

Sherlock Holmes returns for Season 3 in the infamous case of the Zodiac Killer, set in 1969. Along with his consulting partner Dr. Watson, they track the Zodiac and break his cipher codes.

Pop Up Theatre's Sherlock Holmes Review podcast continues with the true crime of the Zodiac Killer. This episode features author Michael Cole, the author of the Zodiac Revisited book series.

Pop Up Theatre presents 'Ghostface's Podcast', an original audio play following a lonely podcast host on Hallow's Eve who gets more than she asked for when she becomes a true scream queen. Based on the character created by Kevin Williamson and the performances in Wes Craven's 'Scream' movies. Written and directed by Scott McQuaid.

Alexandria Kay hosts two book reviews -- the first, with renowned Sherlockian, Howard Ostrom, about his ongoing encyclopedia, 'Sherlock Holmes on Screens', and the other with author Bonita Highley, who published her first Holmes-based book earlier this year.

Pop Up Theatre presents 'Rorschach's Journal', an original spin-off, gritty audio play, following the character, 'Rorschach', from the DC comic, 'Watchmen'.

Written and directed by Scott McQuaid.

In this episode of Dinner Theatre, host Alexandria Kay interviews actors Lauren Ho and Lakshmi Ahrunagiry from the new comedy musical 'Spooks', accompanied by the show's composer, Nick Choo.

Pop Up Theatre presents 'Blackout Murders', A Sherlock Holmes Review, with guest, author Simon Read. Host Alexandria Kay discusses WWII serial killer, The Blackout Ripper, with her guest in this podcast interview.

Pop Up Theatre presents 'Essex Boys Whispers', A Sherlock Holmes Review, with guest, paranormal investigator, Adam Ball. In this podcast interview, host Alexandria Kay discusses the conspiracy theories surrounding the Rettendon murders, and the supernatural contacts made by her guest.

In this season 2 finale, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are caught in The Blitz of World War II while trying to track down a serial killer in the darkness of London.

In this episode, the great detective and his trusty assistant find themselves in 1959, investigating the mysterious suicide of Hollywood 'Superman' actor, George Reeves.