Local youth theatre charity, Youth Action Theatre (YAT) will be performing its stage adaptation of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None at Hampton Hill Theatre from Wednesday, 29 October – Saturday, 1 November.

The play's description says: "YAT steps into a world of vintage glamour and creeping dread as we bring Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None to the stage - her most chilling and best-selling murder mystery of all time.

YAT's performers have been busy rehearsing (Credit: Handwritten Photography)

"Set in the sleek, stylish world of the 1930s - where jazz spills from the gramophone and shadows stretch across art deco walls - ten guests are invited to a remote island. But as the fog rolls in, and a sinister voice begins to speak, it becomes clear: someone is playing judge, jury, and executioner.

"Ominous, stylish, and brutally suspenseful, this is Christie as you've never seen her - psychological, cinematic, and disturbingly modern."

YAT's is performing a staf=ge adptation of Agatha Christie's 'And THen There Were None' (Credit: Youth Action THeatre)

Tickets cost £15 and there is a 10% discount automatically applied to bookings of 10 or more tickets in a single transaction.

You can buy your tickets here.

YAT is a local youth theatre charity, established in 1970, that provides free opportunities for anyone aged 16 - 25 to acquire or enhance their theatrical skills.

It puts on at least three productions a year including plays, musicals, new writing and festivals. YAT also provides the opportunity to take part in events such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and outdoor performances.