Actors' Theatre of Columbus Presents And Then There Were None

Actors' Theatre of Columbus is bringing one of Agatha Christie's most gripping mysteries to life this summer at Schiller Park Amphitheater. "And Then There Were None" is a classic tale of suspense where ten strangers find themselves trapped in a mansion, and one by one, they begin to die. The production captures the mounting dread and tension that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, as the mystery deepens and suspicions grow. This outdoor performance celebrates the legacy of Christie's iconic work, particularly meaningful as the theatre honors the 50th anniversary of the legendary author's death. If your family enjoys mystery, drama, and stories that keep everyone guessing until the final curtain, this is worth considering. The outdoor amphitheater setting makes for a unique theatrical experience under the evening sky. Be prepared for a darker, more intense storyline—this isn't a light comedy, so it works best for older kids and teens who can appreciate a genuine thriller. Check the theatre's website for specific showtimes, ticket pricing, and any age recommendations before planning your visit.