Performance

Venue	Fairfield Halls
	Also: Phoenix Concert Hall, Ashcroft Playhouse, The Recreational
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	3rd June 2014
To	7th June 2014
Fairfield Halls (V295)
Current/Future Listings
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Date of change: 27 May 14 - T01765672170

Black Coffee

Work:: Black Coffee (S01883348449)

Opened at the Embassy Theatre in London on 6 December 1930. Murder Mystery. The theft of a devastating new explosive formula and the murder of its inventor presents Hercule Poirot with one of the most puzzling cases of his career. His suspects: a mysterious Italian; a flirty flapper; a genteel spinster; an impecunious son and the enigmatic secretary all have motives. An intriguing mystery worthy of Poirot's 'little grey cells' from the Queen of Crime!

Book by

Agatha Christie

Production:: (T01765672170)

Producer	Bill Kenwright
Company	Agatha Chrisie Company
Director	Joe Harmston
Design	Simon Scullion
Lighting	Douglas Kuhrt
Sound	Matthew Bugg
Costume	Nikki Bird
Performer	Jason Durr (Hercule Poirot)
Performer	Martin Carroll (Tredwell)
Performer	Olivia Mace (Lucia Amory)
Performer	Liza Goddard (Miss Caroline Amory)
Performer	Ben Nealon (Richard Amory)
Performer	Felicity Houlbrooke (Barbara Amory)
Performer	Mark Jackson (Edward Raynor)
Performer	Gary Mavers (Dr Carelli)
Performer	Ric Recate (Sir Claud Amory)
Performer	Robin McCallum (Captain Arthur Hastings OBE)
Performer	John Ashby (Dr Graham)
Performer	Eric Carte (Inspector Japp)
Performer	Kieran Moloney (Johnson)

Listing:: L0861462135

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