Agatha Christie's AND THEN THERE WERE NONE is Coming to Milwaukee Repertory Theater
And Then There Were None brings Agatha Christie’s best-selling mystery novel to life as part of the citywide Agatha Christie Festival.
Milwaukee Repertory Theater is closing out its inaugural season in the Associated Bank Theater Center with Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, running May 26 – June 28, 2026, in the Ellen & Joe Checota Powerhouse Theater. This high‑stakes production marks a major milestone in Milwaukee Rep’s first season in its new home and serves as a centerpiece of the Agatha Christie Festival, a citywide celebration honoring the world’s most beloved mystery writer.
Agatha Christie’s heart-pounding thriller transports audiences to a secluded island full of intrigue, as ten strangers with dark secrets find themselves marooned at a grand estate, trapped in a deadly game where no one can be trusted. Christie’s own acclaimed adaptation of her most famous masterpiece – the world’s #1 best-selling mystery novel – is filled with suspicious twists, surprising turns and memorable characters that will keep audiences on the edge of their seat until the shocking end.
And Then There Were None features Jessica Angleskhan (Life of Pi, National Tour) as Emily Brent, James Carrington (Primary Trust, Forward Theater Co.) as Dr. Armstrong, Mark Corkins (Marley in A Christmas Carol, Milwaukee Rep) as General McKenzie, Matt Daniels (Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Milwaukee Rep) as Rogers, Todd Denning (Ghost of Christmas Present in A Christmas Carol, Milwaukee Rep) as Fred Narracott, Armando Gutierrez (Run Bambi Run, Milwaukee Rep) as William Blore, Marcella Kearns (The Wolves, Renaissance Theaterworks) as Mrs. Rogers, Steven Koehler (Come From Away, Milwaukee Rep) as Sir Lawrence Wargrave, Max Pink (Titanic The Musical, Milwaukee Rep) as Anthony Marston, Jordon Sobel (Disgraced, Asolo Rep) as Philip Lombard, and Sarah Suzuki (Much Ado About Nothing, Milwaukee Rep) as Vera Claythorne.
And Then There Were None is directed by Laura Braza (Dial M for Murder, Milwaukee Rep) with set design by Michelle Lilly (Romeo and Juliet, Milwaukee Rep), costume design by Alexander B. Tecoma (A Christmas Carol, Milwaukee Rep), lighting design by Noele Stollmack (The Chosen, Milwaukee Rep), sound design by Andre Pluess (Dial M for Murder, Milwaukee Rep) voice and dialect coaching by Jill Walmsley-Zager, stage managed by Kimberly Carolus and assistant stage managed by Jade Bruno.
Fans of Agatha Christie are invited to Milwaukee Rep’s Agatha Christie Festival, a citywide celebration of Agatha Christie and her enduring legacy. With a wide range of experiences designed for all ages this dynamic festival explores the art of mystery—on the page, on stage and beyond. Centered around the final two plays of the 2025/26 Season – Mrs. Christie and And Then There Were None – The Agatha Christie Festival provides a 360-degree look at the life and work of the “Queen of Mystery.”
The Agatha Christie Festival launched at MKE Film with a special screening of the 1978 classic Death on the Nile at the iconic Oriental Theatre on Tuesday, March 31. The celebration continues across the city with a wide range of events: Whodunit Wednesdays, a reading series throughout April and May at Milwaukee Public Libraries; High Tea at the Pfister; Pride Nights; Immersive acting courses for adults and teens; and even a Wag‑Atha Christie day at the Downtown Milwaukee Dog Park, complete with a sleuthing stroll for dogs and their owners alike.
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