And Then There Were None

Cast Theatrical Company Presents Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". Performed at Cast Theatrical Company in Spring 2013.
Starring:
Sharon Appel as Vera Claythorne
Jim Stanley as Justice Wargrave and
Caleb Rule as Phillip Lombard

[@Jgh-de3qp]

Im playing Vera after 6days! Give me some luck!!

[@TomatoAddict]

BRO THE DOCTOR IS SUCH AN INSPO FOR ME RN 😩😩😩😩 he’s the best one Ive seen so far 😭😭😭

[@tyriqueforeman7182]

Im playing Phillip Lombard in my schools play and this helps me alot thanks❤

[@Jgh-de3qp]

Im playing Vera in korea!! For me, its really good luck to see your subscribe

[@DH_Artist]

Great to see since my school is doing this play...now I understand how exactly one would really say Lombard's lines

[@phoenixginny62442]

I screamed when I first saw this play.

[@taharchaib4714]

Agatha Christie was a mysterious herself .

[@julianb4245]

1:45:07 Someone in the audience screams, and says sorry afterwards its funny.

[@dillondebruv8377]

I think Wargrave was the best one! EDIT: Blore had me hysterically laughing through the whole video.

[@alyssanoble4500]

Love how this turned out!

[@veppanen4783]

I'm going to play Blore :)

[@phoenixginny62442]

I love that they use the song from the pc game intro!

[@GeorgeMoonie]

I will be playing General Mckenzie in a few months (June 2020 production Basel Switzerland)

[@lukacunningham342]

I’ll be playing Wargrave, the killer >:)

[@clorbdorb1245]

I hate the ending of the play. The real ending is so much better. Oh well. I'm going to have fun playing one of the Rogers, whichever I get cast as.

[@kristoferwilson6593]

Pineapple Juice I’m ROGERS in my schools productions of the play

[@connorhill1247]

Doing it with a local theatre company of mine- director made the fantastic choice to place the ‘real’, more grim ending on the end after the love ending, just to honour the original that seems to be loved so dearly

[@garyabbott6552]

I am NOT humming the set. Turns out you can overdo red. And then the actress in red totally vanishes against the set.

[@jaxmanx]

Was good

[@trussknocker5431]

Well done...Great effort.

[@julianb4245]

ISK 2016 November Production.

[@jacoba3422]

The American ending is soooo much worse than the original one. In the original one Vera does kill Lombard, then hangs herself. Wargrave is the killer but shoots himself in the end.

[@lillyofthenorth8798]

This is the ending of the play version that Agatha Christie adapted herself actually. She wanted a happier end for the stage play unlike her original novel because staging it the same exact way was "not possible" back then...I agree, the book ending is much better.

[@jayb1964]

You are indeed correct! Christie so says in her autobiography. The book ending was so radical and daring at the time-that when it came to the stage version, she changed the ending. It is very difficult to stage the book ending in a play. Most filmed versions also used the play ending. There are only two versions that used the book ending. One a Russian version, and the more recent version that aired on the Lifetime Network-which is the best version IMO.

[@richardkennedy8481]

Mrs. Owen.

[@amazingtheatre1262]

Superb production. I recently saw a production at my local theatre here in Caterham and it was just awful, hammy acting and weak direction with everyone jumping up to say their lines - it was like playing whack-a-mole!. Some People left at half time!!!

[@haroldshankle706]

Wow, I dont think they actually saw the movie???

[@chrisramshaw2011]

Small theatre

[@sexydudeuk2172]

there are actually 2 endings to this play and i prefer the bad ending as its truer to the novel plus the good ending is just naff and predictable

[@bradleypatterson4106]

Why do none of these actors speak with a British accent and maintain their American tongue? The play takes place in 1939 on an isolated rock of an island off the Devon coast. And still yet, all the people are Americans! At least act for goodness sake!

[@shikamaru2589]

I'm sorry, the Mr. Rogers and Armstrong are awful. Rogers needs to learn to project (there's no excuse in a theatre space that small), and Armstrong is absolutely unconvincing of an actor. Everyone else is at least fine, though I feel like they could have projected a little more.

[@mavpurdue4213]

shikamaru2589 I feel like General Mackenzie is terrible

[@shikamaru2589]

@@mavpurdue4213 Quite agree, though it might because of his actual age.

[@fuscinula]

@@mavpurdue4213 He sounds more like a librarian than a military man.