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Commemoration Hall, 12-14 November
Agatha Christie’s And then there were none
Commemoration Hall, Huntingdon. 12-14 November 2009 @7.30 pm
Director Carol Wadey. Assistant director: Marie Huggins.
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| Vera Claythorne Sarah Ward |
Emily Brent Ann Monk |
Mrs Rogers Kirsty Pickering |
Philip Lombard Dean Laccohee |
Anthony Marston Edward Welsh |
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| William Blore Scott Hutchison |
General Mackenzie John Morgan |
Sir Lawrence Wargrave Michael Black |
Dr. Armstrong Phil Green |
Rogers Warren Laccohee |
Photographs by Marie Huggins
An outline:
A great who-dunnit by the Grande Dame of Crime!! The action takes place in the living room of a house on a deserted island. A group of people arrive who do not know each other but are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Their hosts never appear but there is a chilling message saying they have all committed murder and got away with it but now justice will be done. Marooned on the island they are all picked off one by one and always to fit with the rhyme of ten little soldiers: strangled, poisoned etc. Two characters are left who have also fallen in love, but doubts set in. Thankfully the real murderer has already faked his death and the two lovers survive (they are in fact the only two innocent of murder) in an exciting dénouement!
11 characters (1 M of which is only on for a page and could be doubled – an old sea-dog!)
| Mr. and Mrs Rogers – middle-aged servants |
| Vera – young heroine, secretary |
| Lombard – 30’s hero, adventurer type |
| Marston – young, posh male – too much money/boy racer |
| Blore – middle-aged detective ex-police |
| General Mackenzie – older male ex-army |
| Emily Brent – older female – religious fanatic |
| Sir L. Wargrave – retired? judge |
| Dr. Armstrong – middle-aged – used to drink |
Period – 30’s