Ten strangers are lured to a mansion on an island, when a storm cuts them off from the mainland. And one by one, things take a deadly turn, and their reason for being on the island becomes horribly clear. Strap yourself in for a stage production of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. Based on her best-selling crime novel of all time, you’ll be on the edge of your seat as the story unfolds. See it at the Comedy Theatre in Melbourne in February 2025, and in Theatre Royal Sydney from May 2025.
And Then There Were None
This crime thriller has sold over 100 million copies, has been translated into multiple languages and has been adapted for film and television many times over the years. It was also voted as the World’s Favourite Agatha Christie story in 2015. The suspenseful tale was first adapted for the stage in 1943, and soon, you can see it for yourself in Melbourne.
It will be by the same producers of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap and directed by Robyn Nevin AO. Robyn has acted in leading roles for all of Australia’s major theatre companies, and also also appeared on the West End and in the US. As a director, she has run two state theatre companies and most recently directed The Mousetrap.
Tickets for the Melbourne season go on sale from 9am on Friday August 23. Meanwhile, tickets for Sydney will go on sale from 9am on Friday September 6. Find more details here.