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Lights. Camera. Murder.

Shannaz Posted On January 22, 2026
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A movie star, a cocktail party, and a puzzle only Miss Marple can solve!

A thrilling tale of scandal, lies, and murder comes alive at the People’s Theatre in Agatha Christie’s iconic mystery THE MIRROR CRACK’D.

Hollywood comes to St Mary Mead when a glamorous American film star moves into the village, only for a deadly poisoning to shatter the calm.

As suspicion spreads and secrets surface, Miss Marple must use all of her wits to piece together the truth behind a crime rooted in jealousy, obsession, and tragedy. Can she get to the truth before it’s too late?

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Full of mounting suspense and Christie’s trademark twists, this fresh adaptation of the classic whodunnit is guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seats!

Tickets are available from the People’s Theatre Box Office on 0191 265 5020 (option 2) and online at www.peoplestheatre.co.uk

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