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Venue	Curve
Town	Leicester
County	Leicestershire
From	15th October 2024
To	19th October 2024
Curve (V830272338)
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Murder on the Orient Express

Work:: Murder on the Orient Express (S0649802443)

The celebrated detective Hercule Poirot boards the legendary Orient Express, enjoying the prospect of a luxurious rail journey from Istanbul to Calais in the dead of winter. The train is surprisingly packed for the time of year; only the intervention of the manager secures Poirot a first class berth, alongside an intriguing and glittering company of international travellers. But just after midnight, the Orient Express screeches to a halt, marooned by a snowdrift. And by morning, one passenger is dead... Nobody can leave. A guard appears to be missing. A killer is in their midst. And Poirot must deploy his "little grey cells" on the most difficult case of his career: one that will force him to question his deepest beliefs.

Book by	Agatha Christie
Adapted by	Ken Ludwig

Production:: (T610629230)

Producer	Fiery Angel
Producer	Agatha Christie Ltd
Director	Lucy Bailey
Design	Mike Britton
Lighting	Oliver Fenwick
Design	Ian Galloway (video)
Sound	Mic Pool
Director	Leah Hausman (movement)
Director	Abby galvin (casting)
Director	Victoria Gartner (assistant)
Performer	Michael Maloney (Hercule Poirot)
Performer	Bob Barrett (Monsieur Bouc)
Performer	Mila Carter (Countess Elena Andreyni)
Performer	Rebecca Charles (Greta Ohlsonn)
Performer	Debbie Chazen (Princess Dragonmiroff)
Performer	Simon Cotton (Samuel Ratchett)
Performer	Jean-Baptiste Fillon (Michel)
Performer	Christine Kavanagh (Helen Hubbard)
Performer	Paul Keating (Hector MacQueen)
Performer	Iniki Mariano (Mary Debenham)
Performer	Rishci Rian (The Colonel)
Performer	Alex Stedman (Head Waiter)
Performer	Jasmine Raymond
Performer	Beth Tuckey

Listing:: L01963067633

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