Overdub, 23-26 April at the Attic Theatre, Cawdor Hall, Newcastle Emlyn, is a new play by Glenn Ibbitson and Louise Weldon.
They say: “Overdubbingis a technique used in recording in which pre-recorded audio tracks are then played back and

overlayered to produce a result which deviates significantly from the original source material. This is a play about the creative process, deception and love in its various forms; romantic, carnal and platonic. Oh, and murder.

“Struggling writer Jerry, paying homage to Conan-Doyle, assigns Holmes and Watson possibly their strangest – certainly their kinkiest case yet. He teams up with his best friend’s girl and the two scribes interact closely with their creations and enter the strange world of ventriloquism, where nothing is as it sounds.
“Two bodies are found and a femme fatale is in the frame, but who is the real villain in a case where nobody is quite what they seem?”
“Follow the trail of missed clues, of nappies and nuts, coat hooks and calling cards, oranges and dog leads. Avoid the red herrings and eventually the evidence will lead to the real girl in the case.”