The series /"Charles Paris/" by Simon Brett features semi-intoxicated, semi-employed actor Charles Paris who frequently finds himself involved in solving crimes, particularly murders, that arise as part of his commitments of actor. In this particular episode planned for the BBC Radio dramatization starring Bill Nighy as Charles Paris, Charles, still on the brink of career obscurity, plays two roles in a touring production of Shakespeare's "Hamlet/" . However, the production quickly turns into a crime scene when a major accident seriously injures an actor, and soon after, another actor is found dead. Known for his penchant for investigation, Charles sets out to solve the mystery behind the incidents. The plot thickens with a variety of potential motivations among the cast and crew, and the atmosphere of suspicion among theater colleagues adds layers to the narrative. The dramatization captures the blend of humor and suspense typical of Brett's works while emphasizing Charles' sardonic wit and the precariousness of his life in the theater.
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