And Then There Were None: A Mystery without a Detective
Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None is the highest-selling crime novel of all time, with over 100 million copies sold since it was published in 1939. (In fact, It’s one of the ten highest-selling novels ever). Its publication cemented Agatha Christie’s spot as one of the world’s most successful novelists. Nevertheless, And Then There Were None deviates from Christie’s iconic formula: the central detective character is absent. Continue reading→
Meet The Alley’s Summer Interns: Part Two
We are delighted to introduce the intern cohort to The Alley community. Get to know Eden, Mackenzie, Maddy, and Noel! Continue reading→
And Then There Were None: A Note from Agatha Christie
I had written this book because it was so difficult to do, and that idea fascinated me. Ten people had to die without it becoming ridiculous or the murderer being obvious. Continue reading→
Island Intrigue: The Isolated Setting of And Then There Were None and its Impact on Whodunits
Agatha Christie’s iconic whodunit, And Then There Were None, throws ten strangers onto the desolate Soldier Island. This isolated location isn’t just a picturesque backdrop. It’s a chosen element that fuels the suspense and drives the narrative. Continue reading→
Rob’s Reflections
I’m so excited that for the 30th anniversary of Alley Theatre’s Summer Chills series, we are returning to one of Agatha Christie’s best-loved plays: And Then There Were None. Continue reading→
Behind the Scenes with Christie DeBacker
reparations for Summer Chills are in full swing! The Alley’s Assistant Charge Scenic Artist, Christie, DeBacker, gives an exclusive first look at the set and designs for And Then There Were None. Continue reading→
Meet The Alley’s Summer Interns: Part One
We are delighted to introduce the intern cohort to The Alley community. Get to know Ashley, Madison, Milo, and Taylor! Continue reading→
Uplifting Powerful Voices
Explore compelling stories that celebrate the African American experience written by some of America’s most influential playwrights. Continue reading→
