The Hollow

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In these days of rampant big city, blood-and-guts, profanity-ridden gun-and-sex stories, a good old-fashion “country house” murder mystery by an author who put character, plot and intrigue above all else might just be a cathartic and entertaining diversion. Enter Agatha Christie’s 1951 play, The Hollow, a witty and emotionally enticing tale filled with love triangles, tarot cards and a philandering doctor’s body in a pool. Did the sculptor or the actress put him there? Or was it someone else entirely? Only Hercule Poirot knows the truth! Don’t you want to know, too?
Sun., March 21, 2 p.m., 2010