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The Pennsylvania Theatre of Performing Arts and Artistic Director Adam Randis are very excited to announce their 2026 season line up, including classic musicals, challenging dramas, youth productions, ...

Netflix has just added more seasons of two beloved British murder mysteries from legendary author Agatha Christie. Whodunit fans based in the UK will have their binge needs catered for as Netflix has ...

Not long after publishing her sixth novel, Agatha Christie mysteriously vanished for 11 days Hulton Archive/Getty Almost a century after Agatha Christie disappeared, fans still speculate about why she ...

Finishing Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials doesn’t really feel like an ending and feels more like a pause. You know, the kind where you close Netflix and immediately wonder what else might scratch the ...

Well 2026 has certainly got off to a flying start with a raft of excellent films, plays and TV dramas to keep our minds off the lack of sunlight and cash during this dreary month. And that’s the ...

Based on Agatha Christie’s 1929 novel “The Seven Dials Mystery” and adapted for television by Chris Chibnall (of “Broadchurch” fame), Netflix’s “Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials” is a solid ...

Mia McKenna-Bruce and Helena Bonham Carter in "Agatha Christie's Seven Dials." (Netflix) It’s a classic setup: a country house, a party full of colorful characters, and at some point during the night, ...

Helena Bonham Carter, Martin Freeman and Edward Bluemel co-star in the three-part adaptation. By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic “Isn’t she just ‘it’?” a partygoer observes of Lady Eileen ...

We love a good thriller mystery, especially at the this time of year when we get all cozy on the sofa and don our detective hats. And this weekend, Netflix is treating us to an Agatha Christie special ...

“HER WRITING is of a mawkishness and banality which seem to me literally impossible to read,” complained Edmund Wilson. Her characters “are no more real than Cluedo figures”, sneered Julian Symons.