Colorado Theater Openings, 5/17/2013

The Society's presentation in conjunction with this year's Henry Lawson Festival of Arts is And Then There Were None, an adaptation for the stage by Agatha Christie of her novel Ten Little Niggers, published in 1939. Although not your usual ...

FROM the island that inspired Agatha Christie's biggest selling crime novel to the small self-contained patch of land that launched The Rolling Stones a new book called Tiny Islands unveils 60 remarkable little worlds around Britain. St Michael's ...

Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, the world's longest running play, has returned to Nottingham's Theatre Royal, 60 years after it was premiered there. Lucy Thomas from the Theatre Royal said on the first night in 1952 Christie sat in one of the ...

The prolonged cold spell during the spring has led to a sudden burst of colour at one of Devon's gardens. Staff at Agatha Christie's former Devon home at Greenway on the River Dart battled against the elements to prepare the garden for visitors. ...

JULIA McKenzie, 72, is an actress and singer best-known for her performances in Fresh Fields and as Agatha Christie's Miss Marple. Julia McKenzie picks her six best albums for us She is presenting an award at the Stephen Sondheim Society's Student ...

BEIRUT: The CEO of Agatha, one of France's top accessory chains, was in Beirut this week to launch a new bracelet concept the Agatyou. The new line fuses two youthful accessory trends: stacking various bracelets up the wrist and adding charms to ...

First theres the enormous chest, which seems to enter the room a few seconds before the rest of her. Then theres the hand that curls into a claw as her anger rises. And finally the voice. A pinched staccato that carries menace and a barely contained ...

About half of Agatha Christie's 66 mystery novels received a film treatment, whereas only eight of John le Carré's 23 novels have made it to the big screen. (As it happens, 23 is also the number of extant James Bond movies.) This modest smattering ...

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