Central Alberta Theatre stages 'And Then There Were None' through Oct. 31
Red Deer's Central Alberta Theatre is presenting a contemporary take on Agatha Christie's classic murder mystery, with performances continuing until the end of the month.
Central Alberta Theatre is running a modern staging of Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None' in Red Deer, with the show continuing through Oct. 31. The production is co-directed by Jaime Falk and Jerry Ackerman and features an 11-member cast performing in a single-set theatre.
The Christie novel, which debuted in 1939 and was first adapted for the stage in 1943, follows a group of strangers stranded on a private island off the coast of Devon in the 1950s as they are picked off one by one. The ending has been altered across various adaptations over the decades.
A review from rdnewsNOW praised the cast's commitment to detail and character portrayals, singling out performances including Judie Doran as Emily Brent, Aaron Dhillon as Fred Narracott and Winter Semrok as Anthony Marston, while noting the production avoids a single standout star in favour of an ensemble effort.
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