Whodunit? Christie’s Classic And Then There Were None Comes to Spotlights

Agatha Christie’s mystery/thriller And Then There Were None comes to Broadview Heights Spotlights this fall, running September 15 to September 30.  When a group of ten strangers, lured to a remote English island, discover that their eccentric host is missing – mysterious machinations are set into murderous motion. Stranded by a torrential storm and haunted by a clue-filled nursery rhyme, one by one the guests begin to meet gruesome and untimely ends. Who remaining among them is the killer? Based on the best-selling mystery novel of all time, this darkly captivating thriller will leave you breathless at the edge of your seat.

The Spotlights’ production is directed by Jenilee Taylor, and features Adam Bowers, Brenton Cochran, Nicole Davies, John Janoch, Kayleigh Joyce, Pam Matthews, Sean McCormick, Eric Mortensen, Lisa Mortensen, Bob Newton, and Joe Watson.  Other production staff members include Alicia Pedraza (Assistant Director), Audrey Javor (Costume Designer), and Tim Anderson (Technical Director & Set Designer).
Performance dates are September 15 through September 30.  Performances will occur on Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m., and there will be a Sunday matinee on Sunday, September 24 at 3:00 p.m..   All performances are held at the Broadview Heights Cultural Arts Building, 9543 Broadview Road in Broadview Heights (next to the police station).

Tickets are $14 for adults and $13 for seniors and students. Tickets may be purchased on-line at www.broadview-heights-spotlights.org. 
The Spotlights production of And Then There Were None is sponsored by  OverDrive, the leading digital reading platform for libraries and schools worldwide. They are dedicated to “a world enlightened by reading” by delivering the industry’s largest catalog of eBooks, audiobooks and other digital media. Start reading today. Visit overdrive.com to find your local library. OverDrive has also generously donated a Galaxy Tablet that will be raffled off during the run of the show. And Then There Were None is also presented in a special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.

The play's script, adapted from the novel by the author herself, was written with an ending that differs from the well-known book.  Agatha Christie's Estate has recently authorized an alternative ending to the play based on the original source.  During intermission at each performance, audience members will have the chance to vote by donation for which ending they would like to see. The ending with the largest amount of donations will be performed that evening.