And Then There Were None
“To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Agatha Christie Theatre Company, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE is revived on stage to follow in the footsteps of the company’s hugely successful tours of MURDER ON THE NILE, GO BACK FOR MURDER and BLACK COFFEE.” – publicity blurb 2015
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Anthony Marston | Tom McCarron |
|---|---|
| Dr Armstrong | Mark Curry |
| Dr Armstrong (replacement) | Mark Wynter |
| Emily Brent | Susan Penhaligon |
| Emily Brent (replacement) | Deborah Grant |
| Ethel | Judith Rae |
| Fred Narracot | Jan Knightley |
| General Mackenzie | Eric Carte |
| Philip Lombard | Ben Nealon |
| Rogers | Frazer Hines |
| Rogers (replacement) | Mark Curry |
| Sir Lawrence Wargrave | Paul Nicholas |
| Sir Lawrence Wargrave (replacement) | Neil Stacy |
| Vera Claythorne | Verity Rushworth |
| Vera Claythorne (replacement) | Kezia Burrows |
| William Henry Blore | Colin Buchanan |
| William Henry Blore (replacement) | Gary Mavers |
Crew | |
| Director | Joe Harmston |
| Lighting | Douglas Kuhrt |
| Producer | Bill Kenwright |
| Set designer | Simon Scullion |
| Sound | Matthew Bugg |
| Costume Design | Roberto Surace |
- Observations (1)
- Added by karl bartlett, last modified by Michael Hope.
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Photo credits
- Cast and set, Creative Commons Attribution
- Play poster, Creative Commons Attribution
- Cast photo, Creative Commons Attribution
- Kez with gun, Creative Commons Attribution
- Poster, Creative Commons Attribution
Observations
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The scenery, by Simon Scullion, was a beautiful representation of a 1930’s Art Deco grand living room with a view through an impressive circular window over the cliffs and out to sea. The furnishings and costumes were all in keeping with the setting and really took the audience back to an earlier time where class still mattered and everyone was supposed to know their place.
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