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Discover Agatha Christie's plays in the theatre
Agatha Christie is the most successful female playwright of all time, holding world records for being the only female playwright to have three of her plays running simultaneously in London’s West End, and for writing the longest running show of any kind in the world – The Mousetrap; both feats that are yet to be overtaken. In her lifetime, Christie wrote over 20 stage plays, and had a collection of her world-famous stories adapted by herself and others into plays, which to this day are performed and enjoyed by many people around the world. Discover all of Agatha Christie's plays here.
Now Touring the UK
Murder on the Orient Express
Ken Ludwig's brilliant adaptation premiered in the USA in 2017, and has since been performed in Austria, China, The Czech Republic, Finland, Greece, Japan and the UK. A New UK and Ireland Tour has been announced for 2024-25.
See You in Court
Witness for the Prosecution
Experience Agatha Christie's thrilling court room drama in the spectacular setting of County Hall in central London, now booking until September 2025.
Opening in November 2024
Death on the Nile
In Ken Ludwig's thrilling adaptation Poirot becomes entangled in a web of deceit and desire aboard a cruise ship on the Nile River. World premiere in Washington, 2024
Arriving in Australia in 2025
And Then There Were None
Experience the best-selling crime novel of all time on the stage in Australia, 2025
Discover the Legendary Show
The Mousetrap
The world’s longest running play is still on stage in the West End. Find out more about the history of the play or buy tickets and see it for yourself. But remember, keep the secret!
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Agatha Christie, Playwright
Author Peter Swanson shares his appreciation of Christie's plays
A Brief History of Agatha Christie and the Stage
Introducing the most successful female playwright of all time.
Agatha Christie and Theatre: The Facts
Discover 16 things you might not know about Christie's theatre career
Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap: The Facts
How many of these facts about the world's longest running stage production did you know?