Witness for the Prosecution
Step inside the grandeur of London County Hall for Agatha Christie’s gripping courtroom drama, Witness for the Prosecution. This immersive production places you right in the heart of the trial as shocking twists, sharp dialogue, and mounting tension unfold around you. Follow the gripping case of Leonard Vole and decide for yourself—could he be guilty?
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A landmark stage production of Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution takes place in London County Hall, planting audiences right in the centre of this gripping story of justice, passion, and betrayal.
Art imitates life with Witness for the Prosecution in London, the suspenseful courtroom drama by Agatha Christie now showing in the Council Chamber of the Edwardian Baroque County Hall. Step foot inside the jaw-dropping interior of County Hall, London, and immerse yourself in the English playwright's gripping tale of law and justice, high tension and disloyalty in this one-of-a-kind courtroom staging unlike anything you've experienced before.
Agatha Christie's compelling stage play follows protagonist Leonard Vole, who has been accused of killing a widow to inherit her fortune. A lot is at stake in this thrilling court case and only time will tell whether Leonard can convince the jury and you, the audience, that he is an innocent man. Following a shocking witness testimony, it seems Leonard won't be running away from the hangman's noose so easily…
Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution is a definitive and long-standing part of immersive theatre. Witness for the Prosecution began as a short story in 1925 and then became a successful stage play after premiering on 28 October 1953 at the Winter Garden Theatre, produced by Sir Peter Saunders. Christie’s gripping drama has been performed all over the world, from London's West End to Broadway, and has been a hit for years in both professional and amateur productions.
This production immerses the audience in a unique courtroom setting, complete with drama and intensity, on London’s Southbank.
See you in court.
Free Car Parking is available at our Depot when you book Arlesey Pick Up (Advance Booking is required)
INFORMATION
Running Time
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2 hours 15 minutes (Interval 20 minutes)
Age Restrictions
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The production is recommended for ages 10 and above due to its intense courtroom drama and mature themes.
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Children under 5 years old are not admitted to the venue under any circumstances.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
| Name | Address |
|---|---|
| Arlesey | Mill Lane, Arlesey |
| Arlesey Park and Ride | Arlesey Free Parking |
| Biggleswade Bus Station | Hitchin Street SG18 8AP |
| Hatfield Galleria South | Hatfield Galleria Oposite McDonalds (Southbound) |
| Hitchin South | Market Square - Bus Stop M (Southbound) |
| Letchworth | Morrisons |
| Shefford Lemon Plaice | High Street Shefford SG17 5AX |
| Stevenage Bus Stop L | Stevenage Bus Stop L ( Southbound) |
| Stevenage Old Town | Weatherspoon 33 High Street, SG1 3AU Opposite Weatherspoon (The Standing Order) |
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