Top Ten Christie Killings... In Reverse Order

Name: Top Ten Christie Killings... In Reverse Order
Start: 2026-12-07T19:00:00+00:00
Location: British Library

British Library

96 Euston Road

Mon 7 Dec · 19:00 · £21

London

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Is a panel of distinguished Christie fans sharing their unique insights to her work against a background of gruesome deaths your cup of tea? This is the event for you. There will be high drama. There will be horrible murders. And there will be prizes, for those who know their Christie...Jeremy Vine, Maha Khan and Dr Marie Cassidy join evil genius Kitty Murphy and celebrated actor Russell Bentley.Join in the countdown action. Let there be murder....Supported by Great Western Railway.Our exhibition, Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery, is in collaboration with Agatha Christie Limited and The Christie Archive Trust.

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