And Then There Were None

If you are looking for something to do in mid-April, the Stage-Door Theatre Company is bringing Agatha Christie’s classic mystery, And Then There Were None, to the stage. The story follows ten strangers who find themselves stranded on an island off the coast of Devon. As the plot unfolds, they are forced to confront the reality of their situation: they are trapped, and they need to identify the killer among them before time runs out. It is a well-known narrative, and this production aims to bring that tension to life.

The performances are scheduled for April 16, 17, and 18, 2026. There is a bit of variation in the start times depending on the source, with some listings pointing to 19:30 and others confirming 20:30 for the Thursday and Friday shows. It is worth double-checking the specific time when you book. The venue listed for this production is the Windmill Theatre. While there is some conflicting information regarding the exact address—with mentions of both a location in Littlehampton and one in Brighton—the event is being promoted under the Brighton banner, which is the primary context for this run.

Tickets are priced at £13.00, though it is worth noting that this figure is an estimate and could fluctuate slightly depending on the day. Given the nature of the play, it fits into the broader range of local theatre offerings, similar to other productions hosted at the venue. If you are interested in attending, you can reach out for tickets or further details by calling 01243 826 612 or by visiting the official website. It is a straightforward setup for anyone who enjoys a classic whodunit and wants to see how this particular company handles the suspense of Christie’s writing.