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Agatha Christie’s

And Then There Were None

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Her Majesty's Theatre
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12 shows
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Agatha Christie’s breathtaking masterpiece, And Then There Were None opens at Her Majesty’s Theatre in August.

From the producers of Agatha Christie’s hugely successful genre-defining murder mystery The Mousetrap comes a brand-new production of the best-selling crime novel of all time.

Ten strangers are lured to a solitary mansion on an island off the English coast. When a storm cuts them off from the mainland and one of the party dies, they realise they may be harbouring a murderer among them and the true reason for their presence on the island becomes horribly clear.

Directed by Robyn Nevin (The Mousetrap), this gorgeously grim thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Starring Jack Bannister as Anthony Marston, Eden Falk as Dr. Armstrong, Jennifer Flowers as Emily Brent, Nicholas Hammond as General Mackenzie, Mia Morrissey as Vera Claythorne, Peter O’Brien as William Blore, Christen O’Leary as Mrs. Rogers, Chris Parker as Fred Narracott, Anthony Phelan as Sir Lawrence Wargrave, Grant Piro as Rogers and Tom Stokes as Philip Lombard.

“Welcome to Soldier Island…”

Accessibility

This venue is wheelchair accessible.

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Recommended ages 15 and up
This production uses gun shots, firearms, theatrical haze, simulated smoking cigarettes and brief flashing lights. The production also includes references that could be triggering including depictions of murder, manslaughter and suicide.
Runtime
2 hours and 35 minutes
Includes one 20-minute interval

Dates

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Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun

Mon 28 July

Tue 29 July

Wed 30 July

Thu 31 July

Fri 01 Aug

Sat 02 Aug

2:00pm
7:30pm

Sun 03 Aug

1:00pm
6:00pm

Mon 04 Aug

Tue 05 Aug

7:00pm

Wed 06 Aug

7:00pm

Thu 07 Aug

7:00pm

Fri 08 Aug

7:30pm

Sat 09 Aug

2:00pm
7:30pm

Sun 10 Aug

1:00pm
6:00pm

Performance Location: Her Majesty's Theatre

Inside Her Majesty's Theatre auditorium, side view

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Her Majesty's Theatre is located at 58 Grote Street, Adelaide, which is on the north side of the street. There is no designated drop off area but cars can pause to drop off passengers nearby on Grote Street. 

Car parking

There are many parking options around the Grote Street precinct, including:

Taxi services

There is not a taxi rank direct­ly adja­cent to Her Majesty’s The­atre, but the near­est one is just 250m east, out­side the Hilton Hotel on Vic­to­ria Square. 

Public transport

Many busses, including the free bus that loops through the city and North Adelaide, stop nearby as does the tram which stops in Victoria Square just 250m away.

Find timetables, route details and real-time information on the Adelaide Metro website.

We want to make your vis­it as enjoy­able as pos­si­ble and offer many ways to assist if sup­port is required.

Accessible seating

Remov­able seats are avail­able in the Stalls row G as well as on the Dress Cir­cle and Grand Cir­cle for patrons who wish to remain seat­ed in their wheel­chair or trans­fer to a the­atre seat. 

Lifts

Lifts are locat­ed in the foy­er near the infor­ma­tion desk with access to all levels. 

Toilets

Acces­si­ble toi­lets are avail­able at Her Majesty’s Theatre.

Assistance animals

Every theatre and event/function area of Adelaide Festival Centre is assistance animal friendly. 

Audio assistance

At Her Majesty’s The­atre, hear­ing loop facil­i­ties are avail­able in foy­er areas. 

Find out more about our access services

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