Sitting Gretter Naranjo and standing is Michael Alexander.

The Lake Country Players are set to captivate audiences once again with their rendition of Agatha Christie’s timeless masterpiece “And Then There Were None.” This classic whodunit, renowned for its suspenseful plot and intricate characters, promises an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Set on the enigmatic Soldier Island, the play unfolds as 10 individuals find themselves mysteriously summoned to a secluded mansion, each under false pretenses. As the story progresses, eerie occurrences shroud the island, casting doubt and fear among the guests. With its gripping narrative and unforeseeable twists, “And Then There Were None” stands as one of Christie’s most beloved works, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Mo Brower, the Board Chair and Artistic Director of LCP, sheds light on the selection process behind this production.

“We really try to do different types of plays and not to repeat plays that we have already done,” Brower explains. Following the success of “Arsenic & Old Lace,” the decision to revive another classic like “And Then There Were None” was a natural choice, offering theatergoers a fresh yet familiar experience.

Anenaca Simpson takes the helm as director, marking her debut with LCP. Known for her memorable performance as Goat in “The Robber Bridegroom,” Simpson’s transition to the director’s chair speaks volumes about LCP’s commitment to nurturing emerging talent.

“Directing this play has been such a wonderful and exciting journey,” Simpson expresses her gratitude for the opportunity, emphasizing the collaborative spirit of the cast and crew.

The ensemble cast, featuring Michael Homeier, Gretter Naranjo, Michael Alexander, Steve Atchley, Art Schutt, Anenaca Simpson, Raymon Burns, Rusty Faulk, Parke Kallenberg, Carol Grant and Ed Mercado brings Christie’s characters to life with depth and authenticity. From the enigmatic Judge Wargrave to the resilient Vera Claythorne, each portrayal adds layers to the unfolding mystery, keeping audiences guessing until the final curtain.

Scheduled at Festival Hall in downtown Greensboro from March 14- 17, the production promises an evening of suspense and intrigue. To secure your seat, visit www.lakecountryplayers.org and indulge in the culinary delights offered by Chef Brent’s charcuterie boards, available for pre-order.