Summary of Kemper Donovan's podcast episode on Agatha Christie's plays

Kemper Donovan discusses Agatha Christie's plays in this episode, focusing on the shift in her career as a playwright. Donovan mentions how Christie's experiences with plays like 'And Then There Were None' inspired her to adapt more of her own works for the stage. He also touches on some lesser-known adaptations, such as 'The Stranger' and 'Someone at the Window.' Additionally, Donovan discusses the variations Christie made to her plays, including alternate endings and changes to the identity of the murderer. Overall, the episode provides insights into Christie's journey as a playwright and the evolution of her works for the stage.