And Then There Were None

Widely regarded as one of the greatest mystery stories ever written, And Then There Were None remains Agatha Christie’s most famous and best-selling work. Combining psychological tension, sharp dialogue, and relentless suspense, the play continues to captivate audiences around the world more than eighty years after it was first published.

Set on a remote island off the English coast, the story follows ten strangers brought together under mysterious circumstances. As the weather closes in and the sense of unease grows, the guests begin to realise that all is not as it seems. Cut off from the mainland and unable to trust one another, the tension steadily rises in a story where every conversation, every silence, and every detail matters.

For this production, Grasmere Players have sought to create a darker and more atmospheric interpretation of Christie’s classic thriller. Directors Matty Jackman and Paul Davies have approached the piece not simply as a traditional “whodunnit”, but as an intense psychological drama exploring fear, guilt, suspicion, and isolation.

Performances will take place at Grasmere Village Hall on:

Thursday 4 June
Friday 5 June
Saturday 6 June

Thursday 11 June
Friday 12 June
Saturday 13 June

A special matinee performance will also take place on Saturday 13 June.

Tickets are priced at:
£12 Adults
£6 Under 18s

Please note that this production contains themes of death, suicide, and violence which some audience members may find distressing.

Whether you are a lifelong Agatha Christie fan or discovering the story for the first time, And Then There Were None promises an evening of suspense, atmosphere, and unforgettable theatre in the heart of the Lake District.

We look forward to welcoming you to Grasmere Village Hall this summer.