Latchingdon Amateur Drama Society to stage murder mystery

The cast in rehearsals for The Mirror Crack'd <i>(Image: LADS)</i>
The cast in rehearsals for The Mirror Crack'd (Image: LADS)
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AN amateur drama group is bringing a classic Agatha Christie thriller to the stage in Latchingdon this spring.

Latchingdon Amateur Drama Society (LADS) will perform The Mirror Crack’d at The Tractor Shed from Wednesday, April 29 to Saturday, May 2.

A spokesperson for the group said: "Step into a world of intrigue, glamour, and deadly secrets as this classic mystery unfolds.

"Packed with suspense, twists, and that irresistible whodunnit charm, this is a thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.

"But the question remains… can Miss Marple piece it all together in time?"

The production is directed by Cathy Hallam, with Sharyn Hughes as assistant director.

Doors open at 7pm, and tickets are available from www.ladsdrama.com.

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