Agatha Christie classic to hit Huntingdon stage in 2025

They are set to perform Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None at the Commemoration Hall, Huntingdon.

Based on the 1939 book, this novel is renowned as the world's best-selling mystery, selling more tha 100 million copies.

It is also the seventh best-selling title of all time across all languages.

This fresh rendition utilises an alternative version of the play's ending first performed in 2015, drawn from the novel and exclusively using Agatha Christie’s words.

Weds 4th to Sat 7th June (Image: Heartfelt Productions) The play, commissioned by Christie’s grandson Matthew Pritchard, is directed by Heartfelt Productions’ writer and performer, Paul Sweeney.

The plot revolves around 10 strangers invited to a remote island where a traitor lurks among them, as the survivors attempt to unmask their killer before none remain.

Heartfelt Productions has warned that performances might not be suitable for those under 14.

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The play will hit the stage for five productions from June 4, 2025, to June 7, 2025, at varying times.

Although the initial ticket availability had not been released at the time of writing, tickets will be available at: www.commhall.org.

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