The Diamond Brothers in The Falcon's Malteser

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Official London Theatre is run by Society of London Theatre (SOLT) a not-for-profit organisation representing the theatre industry. In The Diamond Brothers in… The Blurred Man (2002), the Diamond Brothers investigate the sudden and mysterious death of a charitable philanthropist who suffers chronic allergies that prevent him from meeting almost anyone in person. This prompted fan speculation that the novel's release might be imminent, but when Horowitz was asked in July 2012 on Twitter by a fan when this book might come out, he replied that he had not started on the book yet, and that he probably won't get around to it for "…another 3 years". A versatile cast of just four, brings to life lascivious lawyers, crocked captains, fastidious physicians, ardently amorous authors, feuding femme fatales, plodding paramours, friendly first mates and attractive Americans, in this romp inspired by Christie, Coward and Wodehouse, directed by James Farrell (Associate Director – The 39 Steps, West End). Just four actors play multiple roles with lightning quick changes in this fast talking, fast-paced farce.

The Falcon’s Malteser | Books | Anthony Horowitz

Next day, Johnny’s dead, Tim feels the heat, and his smart younger brother, Nick, gets the package—and every crook in town on his back! This hugely acclaimed show stars just four actors who brilliantly take on dozens of roles, two of which include the brothers Tim and Nick from the Diamond Brothers Detective Agency. Anthony Horowitz: The more adventures Alex Rider had, the more I found myself compelled to take this darker edge", The Guardian, 16 March 2015. In The Diamond Brothers in… South By South East (1991), Nick and Tim Diamond are once again forced into a mystery, this time going to Amsterdam to discover the identity of the mysterious assassin Charon.The acclaimed stage adaptation from New Old Friends brings Anthony Horowitz’s hilarious novel to life for a strictly limited season this summer at London’s Vaults. These books are aimed at a younger readership than Horowitz's young adult novels, such as the Alex Rider series and The Power of Five series. But all of a sudden, they find themselves the target of half of London’s criminal underworld – what’s so special about these maltesers that criminals are willing to kill for them, anyway? If you have seen our show and would like to let us know what you think, have an idea for our next show, are looking to get involved, or want to talk to us in any way.

Dates | New Old Friends Dates | New Old Friends

New Old Friends’ acclaimed adaptation features four actors playing dozens of characters, comedy songs, and a fully realised car chase on stage! Belgian detective extraordinaire, Artemis Arinae, is set to enjoy a holiday cruise along the river Nile when tragedy strikes.Together they have built New Old Friends into a national touring presence producing reliable, engaging, accessible shows that make people laugh. The catch is, they all planned it to be a secret; the daughter’s with her lover, the mother’s with the daughter’s fiancé, the father is with the neighbour, and the butler is away with the fairies.

Falcon’s Malteser by Anthony Horowitz – FringeReview The Falcon’s Malteser by Anthony Horowitz – FringeReview

The entire series was re-issued in 2007 with new cover art designed by illustrator Martin Chatterton, [2] and again in 2015 illustrated by Tony Ross. In The Diamond Brothers in… Public Enemy Number Two (1987), Nick Diamond is once again thrust into danger by being framed for a jewel heist he didn't commit, so that he'll be forced to go undercover as a jewel thief to find out the true identity of an unknown master criminal known only as "the Fence".

In March 2015, Horowitz then stated in a newspaper interview that there would be at least another six books written by him before continuing the The Diamond Brothers series. Tim is the world’s worst private investigator, so can the help of his clever younger brother Nick be enough to crack their toughest case yet? We are over the moon to have had one of our theatrical inspirations, Emma Rice, come and see our latest show and say this about it: "Crimes on Centre Court is a delight from start to finish!