4/4

... and I'm currently writing a book about the special Midsomer atmosphere.

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3/4

I'm guessing most of you are familiar with Midsomer Murders. I'd say the TV series, and maybe even the books and the stage play.
MM combines everything: history, Englishness, cultural heritage, and, more recently, theatre. I collect and analyse everything, ...

2/4

However, I'm not that easy to pin down: I studied cultural history and am now somewhere at the intersection of history, Englishness (landscape = English identity), heritage, theatre and, above all, the question of how a can be staged to bring it to life.
Midsomer Murders is my case study.

I love your review <3

3/3 -
Subtle, well-paced direction and staging, sensitive to tone and atmosphere, and that unmistakable English humour – Midsomer Murders on Stage perfectly captures the tone of Graham's world as I imagined it while reading the book.

Congratulations to everyone involved.

2/3 -
A spot-on cast brought Midsomer to life: Daniel Casey as DCI Barnaby, James Bradwell as Sgt Troy, and Julie Legrand, Nathalie Barclay, Chandrika Chevli, John Dougall, Rupert Sadler, Chris Agha and Rhian Crowley-McLean in multiple roles as residents of Badger‘s Drift.