And Then There Were None

by Agatha Christie

Presented April and May 2006 at the Norway Grange

Sponsored by Maine Machine Products Company.

Directed by Tom Littlefield.

Eight strangers are invited to a weekend at an island mansion by Mr. and Mrs. U. N. Owen.

Upon their arrival they are greeted by two servants hired for the occasion who inform the guests that the Owens have been delayed in their arrival. Shortly after, the guests are confronted by a recording supposedly made by U. N. Owen, accusing each individual in the gathering of hiding a guilty and terrible secret, shedding new light on the reasons for their summoning to the island. Shortly after, the guests and servants begin to die, in a manner suggested by the nursery rhyme, “ Ten Little Soldier Boys.” The tension builds as the survivors try to figure out who is doing the murders and protect themselves from being one of the victims, but, one by one, they die, until by the end of the show, all but two are dead, and the murderer is revealed.

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