And Then There Were None - Alternate Ending

Ten strangers are invited for a holiday to a remote island off the English coast. When a terrible storm cuts them off from the mainland, and with their hosts mysteriously absent, the true reason for their presence becomes horribly clear. Secrets from their past come back to haunt each guest, while a sinister nursery rhyme underscores their fates. Dame Agatha Christie wrote this stage adaptation based on her own novel - the best-selling mystery of all time.

* PLEASE NOTE: This is the alternate version of this play, more closely reflecting the novel’s original somewhat darker ending. It was commissioned by the Agatha Christie Estate and written in 2015. The OLT is offering this darker, alternate version of the play during two performances only, on Tuesday, May 13th and Tuesday, May 20th. For this version, we recommend Adult Accompaniment.

“A dark, twisted tale: a tribute to the author’s genius” - Review Hub “Certainly one of Christie’s cleverest mysteries” - WhatsOnStage

Warning: depictions and discussion of suicide, violence This version is not recommended for children under 16 Contact Box Office for more information. Spoiler alert!