Ross K Foad
Creator/Writer/Director/Producer/Editor
Ross K. Foad is a script writer/actor/director best known as the leader of sketch comedy group "The Faction of Farce," as well as being the founder of the "No Place Like Holmes" website and web series which he writes, directs, produces, edits, and stars in.
Ross also produces and presents "Ross K. Reviews" - a book review show focusing on the many works dedicated to Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle.
A predominantly comedic actor, he specialises in characters of a high-energy, quirky, and manic nature. Aside from acting, he is a prolific writer experienced in many mediums including Television, Feature Film, Web Series, Stage, comic books, and wrestling journalism. Ross was was first published aged 13 with a comic strip series in regional newspaper "The Surrey Comet" before later going on to form double act "Chrosstopher" and tour the London Circuit comedy clubs and pubs.
Ross also produces and presents "Ross K. Reviews" - a book review show focusing on the many works dedicated to Holmes and Arthur Conan Doyle.
A predominantly comedic actor, he specialises in characters of a high-energy, quirky, and manic nature. Aside from acting, he is a prolific writer experienced in many mediums including Television, Feature Film, Web Series, Stage, comic books, and wrestling journalism. Ross was was first published aged 13 with a comic strip series in regional newspaper "The Surrey Comet" before later going on to form double act "Chrosstopher" and tour the London Circuit comedy clubs and pubs.
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The Character
The Character of Sherlock Holmes needs little introduction. The world's first and arguably greatest consulting private Detective whose powers of deduction are almost unrivaled.
In NPLH, once he is transported to the new millennium following a demonic ritual at the hands of Sir Hugo Baskerville, he does not lose any of this insight, intelligence or integrity .
Nor does he lose his Victorian attitudes or dress sense, and despite the ever changing world around him, he sticks to what he knows and refuses to completely conform to the modern day world.
In NPLH, once he is transported to the new millennium following a demonic ritual at the hands of Sir Hugo Baskerville, he does not lose any of this insight, intelligence or integrity .
Nor does he lose his Victorian attitudes or dress sense, and despite the ever changing world around him, he sticks to what he knows and refuses to completely conform to the modern day world.
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