Performance

Venue	Gielgud Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	14th October 2005
Opened	25th October 2005
To	14th January 2006
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £12.50. To £40.00.
Gielgud Theatre (V395)
Current/Future Listings
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And Then There Were None

Work:: And Then There Were None (S2315)

Opened at the St James Theatre in London on 17 November 1943. Ten people are invited to a remote country house for the weekend and are killed one at a time - but who is their deadly host?

Author

Agatha Christie

Production:: (T962873841)

Kevin Elyot has drawn exclusively from the original 1939 novel rather than the Christie's own 1943 stage version or subsequent screen versions. As part of a major initiative to re-popularise Christie for the 21st century, the piece is being updated with an eye to satisfying the expectations of younger audiences accustomed to more graphic horror on screen. Website

Producer	Act Productions
Adapted by	Kevin Elyot
Director	Steven Pimlott
Design	Mark Thompson
Lighting	Hugh Vanstone
Sound	Gregory Clarke
Performer	Gemma Jones (Emily Brent)
Performer	Tara Fitzgerald (Vera Claythorne)
Performer	Richard Johnson (Justice Wargrave)
Performer	Graham Crowden (General Macarthur)
Performer	Katy Brittain
Performer	Richard Clothier
Performer	Sam Crane
Performer	John Ramm
Performer	David Ross

Listing:: L01351084112

Current production:Work

Production details

Kevin Elyot has drawn exclusively from the original 1939 novel rather than the Christie's own 1943 stage version or subsequent screen versions. As part of a major initiative to re-popularise Christie for the 21st century, the piece is being updated with an eye to satisfying the expectations of younger audiences accustomed to more graphic horror on screen. Website

Reviews

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Special Performances

25 Jan 06 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)
25 Jan 06 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)

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