Agatha Christie's 'Black Coffee' is brought to the stage for a month-long run this autumn.
A year before the outbreak of the Second World War, the secrets and formulas for a new atomic weapon are stolen from the safe of a renowned British physicist, setting off a chain of murder and chaos. As enemy spies close in on the coveted information, only one man can solve these sinister crimes.
Enter Monsieur Hercule Poirot, Dame Agatha Christie’s iconic Belgian detective, who returns to the Pieter Toerien stages. This time, the role is brought to life by the equally beloved Alan Committie, stepping into the polished shoes of the greatest detective of his era for the first time.
