And then there were none 2011 is a detective story by Agatha Christie first published in 1939 under the title 'Ten Little Niggers' but later changed for obvious reasons to its current title. It has sold over 100 million copies, making it not only Agatha Christie's best selling novel but also one of the best selling books of all time. First staged in 1943, the story was later screened in several film versions and is even on sale as a video game. The play is set during a storm on Burgh Island off the coast of South Devon, its art deco hotel on the island being a favourite haunt of Agatha Christie before WWII. Much restored, it remains a hotel to this day. The nursery rhyme 'Ten Little Indians' (or Soldiers) is central to the plot and a framed copy is displayed over the fireplace together with ten little figurines.

Cast

Rogers, man-servant

Narracot, a boat boy

Mrs Rogers, cook

Vera Claythorne, secretary

Guests:

Captain Lombard

Anthony Marston

William Blore

General Mackenzie

Emily Brent

Sir Lawrence Wargrave

Dr Armstrong

Production

Director and producer

Prompt

Stage Manager

Properties

Set construction

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Set painting

Costumes

Lighting and sound

Make up

Special effects

Ticket sales & publicity

Bar

Programme

Ron Pocock

Zach Bricknell

Elizabeth Lindsay

Sue Woodruff

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Matt Shaw

Harry Hall

Pat Conway

Mike Faraday

Billie Hodge

Philip Goddard

Susan Child

Ba Faraday

Amanda Furnival

Tara Huffman

Bea Pocock, Tara Huffman

Richard Hare, Tim Bucknall, Simon Potter, Philip Goddard

Graham Cole, Elizabeth Lindsay

Judy Watts, Amanda Furnival, Tara Huffman

Simon Potter

Tara Huffman, Bea Pocock, Amanda Furnival

Richard Hare

Pauline Knight

Sports and Social Club

John Platt