The famous Agatha Christie courtroom drama about a man, Leonard Vole, accused of murdering a wealthy widow who left him her fortune. 

The play, which premiered in London in 1953, is known for its shocking twists, particularly the unexpected testimony of Vole's wife, Romaine, and a final, dramatic reversal that upends the entire case. It's considered one of Christie's most ingenious works, with an ending that leaves the audience questioning everything they've seen. 

Presented inside the South Bend Scottish Rite next door to South Bend Civic Theatre

Produced in partnership with the 2027 Notre Dame Arts Biennial, supported with funding from the Notre Dame Arts Initiative