Designed by Freja Steele
Agatha Christie - Hidden Horizons
13-14 April 2015
Confirmed Keynotes:
Plus a roundtable event featuring Agatha Christie experts
On Monday 13 April Sophie Hannah will be signing copies of her book Monogram Murders
On Tuesday 14 April The Exeter Little Theatre Company are holding a special performance of Murder on the Nile
Author of over eighty mystery novels, Agatha Christie was the best-selling writer of the twentieth century. Her detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple are iconic and her play The Mousetrap is the longest-running in history.
Since her death in 1976, Christie’s popularity has only increased, and her legacy has been interpreted in various, sometimes surprising new ways. In addition, new perspectives on the Queen of Crime’s life and work have opened up. As her grandson, Mathew Prichard, said in 2014, ‘Agatha Christie is so much more than an author.’
Agatha Christie: Hidden Horizons will unite researchers across the humanities with scholars and enthusiasts for an exploration of the Agatha Christie phenomenon. In addition to research presentations, the events will feature three keynote speakers and a trip to the theatre, courtesy of the Exeter Little Theatre Company.
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Information for Delegates
Agatha Chrisite Conference Programme 2015
Click here to book tickets to the Murder on the Nile performance only
Please email Jamie Bernthal and Mia Dormer, at agathachristie@exeter.ac.uk if you have any queries about the conference
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