And Then There Were None

A masterpiece of suspense

On a remote island off England’s Devon coast, 10 strangers gather after receiving mysterious invitations. Each guest is hiding a dark secret, and while they wait for the hosts to arrive, a chilling gramophone recording accuses them of crimes they thought were long buried. One by one, the guests begin to die in eerie accordance with a sinister nursery rhyme. Trapped by stormy weather, suspicions turn inward: The killer must be among them.

Based on the bestselling mystery novel of all time and adapted by Agatha Christie herself, this thrilling tale invites audiences to unravel the deadly riddle. Will the killer be revealed before it’s too late?

Content Warnings/Age Recommendations

Contains mature themes, including murder and descriptions of self-harm and suicide. This performance is recommended for ages 11 and older with parent/guardian discretion.

Themes

This story involves people being murdered, as we would expect. The difference here is that it’s possible that each of these people was responsible for someone else’s death in the past. Does this change how you feel about the situation? Why or why not?

Accessibility

Many performance venues offer accessibility accommodations such as wheelchair seating, assistive listening, sensory ear plugs, ASL interpretation, open captioning, or audio description, among other options. These accommodations are specific to each event, and may not be available everywhere. When registering with us, please let us know what accommodations you need and we will follow up with you!

Transportation

If you do not have access to a ride, call Project Success and we can provide transportation for you. Please let us know if you need a ride when you make your reservation. We will need at least 2 days’ notice to set up transportation.

Childcare

Childcare is available for this performance. Please let us know if you need childcare when you make your reservation.

Additional Media

This video can help you understand how Agatha Christie wrote her mysteries, and maybe give you hints for how to watch this play (no spoilers):