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| − | Despite the name of the play, it is not about the Agatha Christie, but centres around theatre critic Arthur "Agatha" Christie, who is contacted by the playwright John Terry. Terry claims that Christie's lover is having an affair with his wife. Terry's solution is murder | + | ==The original text== |
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| + | Despite the name of the play, it is not a piece about the criime writer Agatha Christie, but centres around gay theatre critic Arthur "Agatha" Christie, who is contacted by the playwright John Terry. Terry claims that Christie's lover Bryan is having an affair with his wife Jo. Terry's solution is murder, but it soon dawns on Christie that John Terry's actual intended victim is Christie himself - whom he believes has destroyed his theatre career with his critical reviews. | ||
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| + | Written in 1978, | ||
Revision as of 06:25, 20 December 2023
Who Killed "Agatha" Christie? is a comedy thriller play by Tudor Gates (1930-2007)[1].
The original text
Despite the name of the play, it is not a piece about the criime writer Agatha Christie, but centres around gay theatre critic Arthur "Agatha" Christie, who is contacted by the playwright John Terry. Terry claims that Christie's lover Bryan is having an affair with his wife Jo. Terry's solution is murder, but it soon dawns on Christie that John Terry's actual intended victim is Christie himself - whom he believes has destroyed his theatre career with his critical reviews.
Written in 1978,
