About the Show

Agatha Christie's mystery drama has been entertaining audiences for a record-breaking 70+ years.

Seven strangers find that they are stranded in Monkswell Manor due to a blizzard. A police sergeant pays an unexpected visit and the guests soon discover that there is a murderer in their midst. But who is it?

A classic 'whodunnit' tale which began its life as a short radio play that aired in 1947. The production was originally performed in London's West End in 1952 and is celebrated as the world's longest-running play.

Acclaimed playwright Agatha Christie ('Witness for the Prosecution') is best known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections. Directed by Ian Talbot O.B.E. This production is recommended for ages 7+.

Critic Reviews (2)

How has this English country-house whodunnit lasted? By telling a clear yarn with a twist. Politics is absent. Not a single swear word. A solid set. No damn puppets.
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“Those familiar with the Christie canon will find it easy to spot the murderer among this roll-call but this is not the only point of seeing the production. This is a beautifully preserved example of a country house murder mystery, a throwback to theatre going in the thirties. And should a disgruntled cab-driver tell you whodunnit there are several other moments of suspense and surprise in store to keep you guessing...An entertaining night out.”
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