Magnolia Productions presents MS HOLMES & MS WATSON, APT. 2B

by Patricia Bradford September 30, 2026

(ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ) — Magnolia Productions presents MS HOLMES & MS WATSON, APT. 2B by Kate Hamill across two weekends from October 2-10, 2026 at The Navesink Library. This is Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen her!

Follow the clues and the action as the audience moves through the theater. Solve the crime. Can you find the real villain before Sherlock does?

The cast features Anne Kaufman (Holmes) and Samantha Ambler (Watson) along with John Correll, Kimberly MacKanic, Andrea Wolff, David Beil, and Lynne Cefalo.

This immersive experience has a limited number of assigned seats. Reservations are HIGHLY recommended. If you require mobility assistance, please speak with a staff member upon arrival.

Performances are Fridays & Saturdays, October 2, 3, 9 & 10 at 7:30pm; Matinee performances Saturdays October 3 & 10 at 2:00pm. The library is located at 149 Monmouth Avenue in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.

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Theater/Organization: Magnolia Productions
Theater Address: 149 Monmouth Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey 07716 (Map It)

Magnolia Productions

Patricia Bradford

Patricia Bradford holds a Bachelor of Music Degree in Vocal Performance from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. She has performed, directed and produced theatre throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Leading STAGE Magazine has become a consuming passion - one which combines her many artistic skills, theatrical contacts, web development and digital marketing abilities. She is thrilled to be carrying on the vision that was begun by Holley Webster, who founded STAGE Magazine as a small theatrical newsletter in the 1970s. Recently transplanted to Florida, Ms. Bradford looks forward to bringing the digital version of STAGE Magazine to new levels of success and expanding regionally.

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Ms. Webster passed STAGE along to former Managing Editor, Ethel Guy, who kept the paper version of the magazine going strong. In 2009, Ethel graciously handed over the reins to current Digital Content Manager, Patricia Bradford, who successfully brought the publication online and eventually phased out the paper format to better conform to today's fast-paced Digital Age.

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