AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

by Agatha Christie
music by Jason Carr

A captivating, theatrical event to keep you guessing, ‘And Then There Were None’, aka ‘Ten Little Indians’, is one of the best-known Agatha Christie mysteries. Many people are familiar with the famous rhyme of the ten little soldiers, killed off one by one - BUT, in all the numerous stage and film adaptations, the shocking ending to Christie’s sinister plot has never been seen. Now, for the first time, theatregoers will experience the chilling twist that Christie herself was afraid to adapt for the stage.

This adaptation by Kevin Elyot, with the music is by Jason Carr, is currently showing at The Gielgud Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue in London.