From March 2016, the trio embarked on a tour to promote the album across many areas in the country and internationally finishing off in London at O2 Islington Academy. For four dates of the tour, Smith was absent so original member Rosanna Schura filled in for those dates. Following several disappearances from a gloomy old attic known as The Nightmare Room, Creek is completely baffled by the gothic house. Seventy years on from the first disappearance, the room continues to claim lives. Can the ghost of a madman who preys upon human flesh really be to blame? Also, the sub-plot in "The Problem at Gallows Gate" about the Blind Musician who is not actually blind but uses his supposed disability as a cover for groping pretty women wouldn't fly today. Especially given that it's played for laughs, although he does get his comeuppance in the end. a b Wylie, Ian (30 December 2008). "All grown up: Sheridan Smith". Manchester Evening News. Guardian Media Group . Retrieved 2009-01-02. Determined to discover the truth about what has happened to her friend, the fearlessly sceptical Joey Ross finds herself working alongside veteran lateral-thinker Creek. Together, they embark on a complex, often dangerous, investigation into a mystery which only continues to deepen.

Guest stars: Amanda Holden, Annabel Mullion, Alistair Petrie, Georgie Glen, Clarke Peters, Jennifer Piercey, Jessica Lloyd and Stanley Townsend. Guest stars: John Bluthal, Bernard Kay, Maureen O'Brien, Robin Soans, Andrew Powell and Geoffrey Beevers The episode was watched by 9.91 million viewers [1] and attained a 36% audience share. Critical reaction to the episode from The Scotsman's Paul Whitelaw and The Northern Echo's Steve Pratt suggested that, at 120 minutes, the plot was overstretched. The Stage's Mark Wright compared Smith favourably to her predecessor in the assistant role, Julia Sawalha as Carla Borrego, while both Scotland on Sunday's Chitra Ramaswamy and Sian Brewis for the Leicester Mercury discussed the nostalgia invoked by the episode, as a result of the series having been off-air since 2004.Joey throws down the gauntlet and suggests they stay the night in the haunted room as none of this has explained what happened to Mina. Dowell, Ben (29 November 2016). "What time is the Jonathan Creek Christmas special on TV?". Radio Times.

In late 2018, the trio sang with The Real Tuesday Weld on their new song, "Don't Get High No More", and the video was premiered on YouTube on January 6, 2019. Lucchesi Palli, Ludovico (3 July 2014). "The Puppini Sisters – Stadstaal, Vienna". Music. Music Theatre Review . Retrieved 3 July 2014. music arranger / title music arranger / arranger: title music / arranger: title music variations on a theme from 'Danse Macabre' / arranger: title music Variations on a theme from 'Danse Macabre' (31 episodes, 1997-2016)The Puppini Sisters: nouvel album et série de concerts en France cet automne". concertlive.fr. 20 July 2011. Archived from the original on 22 July 2011 . Retrieved 17 July 2014. The fake police guard in "The Three Gamblers" is a young Sgt. Bacchus! He changed a lot in the intervening decade, but you'll recognise the voice.

Can Creek shed light on the riddle and render the impossible possible? Or are his once-formidable powers of deduction about to be eclipsed by the sheer raw intuition of his younger counterpart? Notes This is far from the nadir of the seires, and a good reminder that a lot of the impossibilities in these specials weren’t actually that bad…there was just so much redundant guff around them. What a way to welcome the wonderful Emma Smith into the fold!". Facebook.com. 24 November 2012 . Retrieved 26 November 2012.The group performed at Glastonbury Festival 2009 on 27 June as well as performing at Goodwood Vintage Festival on 15 August. [2] Creek is a somewhat cynical designer of illusions for stage magician Adam Klaus. He originally lived in a windmill in West Sussex. [12] His ingenuity and lateral thinking usually, if not immediately, lead to an unveiling of the intricacies of the crime. Guest stars: Dermot Crowley as Norman, Deborah Grant as Antonia, Zoë Hart as Rebecca Knape and Lorelei King as Justine Bailey. Rob Jarvis makes his second cameo, this time as Wino. Doreen Mantle has appeared in eighteen episodes of One Foot in the Grave, one episode of Love Soup, as well as one episode of Jonathan Creek. The Grinning Man is a romantic gothic musical love story, set in a fantastical world with a dark heart, and brought to life by Kneehigh writer Carl Grose (Dead Dog in a Suitcase) and “powered by an outstanding score” (Sunday Times) by Tim Phillips and Marc Teitler. Macabre, magical and visually astonishing, this ultimately elating love story is a distinctive delight.