ONE of Agatha Christie’s most popular whodunits, now titled And Then There Were None, will be performed on the stage of Shaftesbury Art Centre from 14th to 17th October.

Ten strangers are mysteriously invited to an isolated house, cut off from the outside world. Each of them has a secret history … but how can they be linked. One by one, they meet nasty ends. And each death carries its own clues. Who can be trusted? Who is telling the truth? Can anyone escape the terrifying chain of events that has been set in motion? It’s a race against time.

The original novel, published in 1939, sold more than 100 million copies.This production celebrates the 50th anniversary of the writer’s death.

Shaftesbury director Sophia Ruel promises that audiences can expect twists, tension and plenty of moments when they may find themselves questioning everything they thought they knew.

To find out more, visit www.shaftesburyartscentre.org.uk or phone 01747 854321.