And Then There Were None (Richmond Theatre) London Reviews and Tickets

64%

(3 Ratings)

Positive

67%

Mixed

33%

Negative

Members say

Dated, Absorbing, Thrilling, Overrated, Fluffy

About the Show

The stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's mystery novel.

Seven guests, a newly hired secretary, and two staff are gathered at a manor house on an isolated island off the coast of Devon. The manor is owned by an absentee host, and the guests are killed off one by one. They must work together to determine who the killer is before it's too late.

Lucy Bailey ('Witness for the Prosecution') directs this new production of Agatha Christie's bestselling crime novel.

Show-Score Member Reviews (3)

Great writing, Great staging, Dated, Clever, Absorbing

See it if you love old classics

Don't see it if your expecting alot of action

Dated, Disappointing, Fluffy, Overrated, Slow

See it if you like the storyline and can get a ticket for cheap

Don't see it if you don't want to see bad acting and a dated play

Psychological, Thrilling, Absorbing

See it if You're after a thrilling story that will leave you guessing right up until the end.

Don't see it if Fans of the book may be disappointed as the second act is somewhat rushed.

Critic Reviews (1)

“The story is condensed, and while we don’t miss the repetitive finger-pointing of this whodunnit, there are moments that could do with unpacking...There are twists within the backstories of Bailey’s characters and in her denouement, which, while based on Christie’s original, is neater and more thrilling in its horror...it is still a thrilling night at the theatre that will keep those who don’t know guessing.”
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Ambassador Theatre Group Productions

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