Synopsis

And Then There Were None, written by Agatha Christie, is a gripping mystery play based on her novel of the same name. The story unfolds on a remote island where ten strangers, each with a hidden past, are invited by a mysterious host. As they gather, they discover that none of them have actually met their host.

Each guest is accused of a crime they committed in the past and soon, one by one, they begin to die in ways that eerily match the verses of a nursery rhyme. As the number of survivors dwindles, paranoia and fear intensify, leading to shocking revelations and suspenseful twists.

The play is a masterful exploration of guilt, justice, and retribution, maintaining a tense atmosphere as the characters try to unmask the killer among them. With its clever plot and unexpected ending.

Penelope Sandle-Keynes directs the play having performed with the Bear Pit Theatre Company in productions such as The Cherry Orchard and The God of Carnage