Between the Covers Live: Celebrating Agatha Christie
B:Music (Town Hall & Symphony Hall)
Symphony Hall, 8 Centenary Square, Birmingham · and other venues
Mon 12 Oct · 19:30
About this event
Ben Miller , Lucy Foley & James Prichard Between The Covers Live! is on the road to celebrate Agatha Christie, the bestselling novelist of all time, with a line-up guaranteed to deliver a thrilling dive into the world of crime thrillers. The undisputed “Queen of Crime” has sold more than 2 billion books in over 100 languages. This year marks the 50th anniversary of her death, so there’s no better time to celebrate her enduring popularity. If you’re partial to Poirot or marvel at Marple or even if you’ve never escaped into Christie’s world, our on-stage ensemble will enlighten you as to why Christie’s books really deserve to be evergreen. Host Amanda Ross gets between the covers of Christie with the bestselling author, actor and director, Ben Miller and bestselling author Lucy Foley, who’s been trusted by Agatha Christie Limited to write a brand new Marple novel Murder at the Grand Alpine Hotel, 50 years after Christie’s last Marple adventure was published. They'll talk about their own books, Christie’s influence and share their favourite Christie novels, along with other star guests. Signing sessions with the stars will give audiences the perfect excuse to treat themselves to a Christie for Christmas! James Prichard -The great grandson of Agatha Christie James has fond memories of Agatha Christie growing up, and now serves as the CEO of Agatha Christie Limited, overseeing her literary and media empire, helping to produce blockbuster films, television adaptations, and theatrical productions globally and ensure he maintains her DNA in all that output. He’s worked with Branagh, Suchet, Bonham Carter and more – he’s the oracle on all things Christie and is joining the panel in Birmingham.
2 dates across 2 venues →
Dates & venues
Symphony Hall, 8 Centenary Square, Birmingham
19:30Mon 12 Oct
85-89 Clerk Street
19:30Tue 13 Oct
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