Agatha Christie

Join The Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society for an Agatha Christie double-feature! The Society presents two audio plays by the grand dame of mystery, performed in the style of an old-time radio broadcast, including vintage commercials and live sound effects. First, “Where There’s A Will” from Suspense. An elderly widow with a weak heart is advised by her doctor to avoid undue exertion. Her loving nephew knows just the thing to help her relax: a new radio. But when his aunt tunes into the BBC, she hears a familiar voice from her past. A vintage tale of suspense based on Christie’s 1933 short story “Wireless.” Next, “The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb” from A Toast to Murder. Poirot pits the logic of his little grey cells against the ancient curse of an Egyptian Pharaoh. A classic Christie tale from 1924, adapted for audio by Joshua English Scrimshaw and starring Tim Uren as the great Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot.