Kelsey Williams
The Actress

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Kelsey is a professional actress with many credits in both theatre and film. She moved from her hometown of Birkenhead in Merseyside to study Drama and Creative Writing at Kingston University in Surrey graduating with a 2:1 BA HONS.

She has been acting for twelve years starring in various theatrical productions (including playing Beryl Stapleton in a "Hound Of The Baskervilles" Stage Show), and has only in the last couple of years ventured into film.

She has in this time successfully secured her involvement in feature films as well as deepened her connection with ‘No Place Like Holmes’ and ‘The Mary Morstan Mysterys’ much to her delight.

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The Character(s)

                                      MADELINE CHAMBERS  (b 1989)                                   GWENDOLYN CHAMBERS (b 1875)
Madeline Chambers is a cold hearted Jewel and Antiques dealer with a passion for crime on the side .

She first crossed paths with Sherlock Holmes and Dr.Watson shortly after they arrived in the post millennium era when her half sister hired him to get back her father's valuable antique watch she had lost to what she thought was a charlatan Medium.

However Holmes discovered it was all a set up by Madeline to get the watch she furiously had been denied in her father's will.

Despite serving her jail sentence she did not deviate from the path of crime and has continued to snatch  swipe and sneak much to Holmes dismay.
Gwendolyn is the Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandmother of Madeline and much like the descendant she helped spawn has an as of yet unexplained grief and hatred all those of a higher class and  social standing. She is rather strange, cold and incredibly materialistic.

Her potential for trickery, thieving and tea leafing was seen by her uncle Professor James Moriarty who took her under his wing to work under him in the running of his criminal network.

In an almost parallel twilight zone fashion she is equally a thorn to Holmes and Watson in the 19th Century as her descendant comes to be within the 21st.

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