Ten strangers are lured to a desolate island, off the coast of Devon, by a mysterious (and absent) host. When a storm isolates the guests from the mainland, they are abandoned with only each other, their secrets and a recording accusing them of murder. One by one, they fall victim to murders most foul. It seems that the punishment fits the crime, and the guests start to wonder if the killer is closer than they think.
Hailed as the best crime story of all time, Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None,” is directed by Holly Morris and Trei Keep and will be performed from the 4th to the 6th of December, in Digby Hall, Oadby. Doors open 19:00 for a 19:30 start.
This amateur production of And Then There Were None is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd.