They Were Ten

"They Were Ten" plunges the audience into an atmosphere of tension and mystery, in which ten people, connected by secrets from the past, find themselves isolated on an island. Each has a reason to be afraid, as an unknown killer begins hunting down the guests, following a sinister children's rhyme. Agatha Christie once shared that she found the plots for her novels while washing dishes — such a mindless chore that thoughts of murder crept in unbidden.