"Every Murderer is Probably Somebody's Old Friend" Agatha Christie

A frequent discussion in rehearsal has been what it takes to suspect someone as a murderer, whether they be a stranger, acquaintance, or spouse to you. Agatha Christie stood be this belief in her writing, but not setting any character too specifically apart from the others, so that all can remain suspects. In rehearsal, the actors' goal were to create characters that the audience can easily love but have difficulty in trusting. We're excited to share these specific and odd personalities with you in the show!

Andy Scott, Director