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"Murder on the Orient Express," the classic work by Agatha Christie, written in 1933 while she was staying at the Pera Palace Hotel in Istanbul, and which has been translated into dozens of languages and adapted into numerous films, is being staged for the first time in Turkey this season.

The Orient Express departs from Istanbul, carrying a diverse group of passengers, including the world's most famous detective, Hercule Poirot. On the very first night, a brutal murder takes place on the train. A volatile businessman is stabbed repeatedly, and everyone on board is a potential witness. Furthermore, the compartment where the murder occurred is filled with more evidence than one would expect. For the first time in his career, Poirot finds himself facing a truly challenging case. Who was the victim, and who, or why, killed him? Are the seemingly ordinary passengers hiding something?

When the train gets stuck in the snow at the foot of a mountain, Poirot realizes he has limited time to find the killer or killers before the police arrive.

Written by: AGATHA CHRISTIE
Adapted for the stage by: KEN LUDWIG.
Translation and Adaptation: SAVAŞ ÖZDURAL
Directed by: ATİLLA ŞENDİL – SAVAŞ ÖZDURAL
Decoration: SERKAN KAVURT

Players:
Atilla Şendil.
Savaş Özdural.
Romina Özipekçi.
Özdemir Çiftçioğlu.
Hakan Akın
Ebru Karanfilci.
Oya İnci.
Ilgın Angın.
Can Esendal
Özgür Özdural.
Hilal Yurdakul.
Fatih Özacun.
Kerem Tataroğlu