five questions for… oliver gray

Outdoor Drama company Illyria is touring with artistic director Oliver Gray, who is adapted from Arthur Conan Doyle\'s classic Hound of Baskerville.
This is the best book I have read.
The clever thing about it is that it is not until about 2 out of 3 that you find out whether it is a murder mystery or a horror.
I originally wanted to create a very serious thriller, but when I started to smash the story, I found that although its main thrust was very serious, it was also very serious. in-cheek.
Conan Doyle put together all the clichés that can be thought of, and put them together;
Gloomy house, suspicious Butler, crazy criminal in the wilderness, Ghost Hound, murderer, I mean the insurmountable quagmire, how many clichés do you want? Their relationship is very subtle: they work well as a team, but, despite the many friendships, there are a lot of mean comments here.
People take them too seriously and confuse silly theories around them.
People like to suggest that there is a gay low profile between Holmes and Watson, but Conan Doyle keeps mentioning Watson\'s night liaison: Watson obviously worships ladies.
You have to ask yourself a simple question: is it fun or terrible for many people to get wet without thinking, which is terrible.
I must try to hire only those who think it is interesting.