What happens when a group of strangers are brought to a lonely house on a far of island? The answers lie in the LaPorte High School production of And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie. The play follows a group of ten strangers brought together through an invitation by an unknown host. It is not by random, though. Each stranger has something in common.
As the strangers stay in the house longer and longer, tensions arise and suddenly they are being picked off one by one. With each passing murder, a clue to the murderer is uncovered and the survivors’ sinister pasts are revealed. Relationships are made, and some are broken. It all comes down to who can be trusted.
This productions is sure to keep the audience at the edge of their seats and constantly guessing. It is a play that creates more questions than answers. The production will be shown at the LaPorte high School auditorium on Friday November 13 and Saturday November 14 at seven P.M. with a Sunday Matinee at 3. Doors open half an hour earlier than the show begins. Tickets are five dollars for students and senior citizens and seven dollars for the general public.
Come support the LPHS Theatre Department whilst preparing for a suspenseful and most mysterious event of affairs.