Interview with Julius Green, Author of Curtain Up: Agatha Christie, A Life in the Theatre

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

The Provocation of Agatha Christie

03:09 • 4min

3

The Early Plays of Agatha Christie

06:56 • 5min

4

The Importance of Christie's Plays

12:00 • 5min

5

Fields of Amaran

16:35 • 2min

6

The Effect of Peter Saunders on Christie's Career

18:13 • 6min

7

Lucy Worsley's Contribution to the 20th Century

24:10 • 4min

8

The Importance of Theatre in Christie's Life

28:03 • 2min

9

Christie's Adaptation of Witness for the Prosecutor

30:29 • 2min

10

Christie's Call From Drama

32:20 • 2min

11

The Importance of Amateur Productions of Christie's Plays

34:24 • 3min

12

The Mouse Trap Isn't Necessarily Christie's Best Play

37:31 • 3min

13

The Schubert Archive

40:30 • 3min

14

Agile Christie's Play in the Open

43:09 • 1min

15

The Confusion Between Christie's Plays and Her Own Works

44:39 • 6min

16

The Confusion of Agatha Christie's Plays

50:28 • 3min

17

The Flamboyance of Poirot

53:10 • 3min

18

Hubert Greg's Memoir Agatha Christy and All That Mouse Trap

55:43 • 5min

19

Hubert Greg's Claims in the Hollow

01:00:59 • 2min

20

Agatha Christie and the Mousetrap

01:02:31 • 2min

21

The Autobiography of Ag of the Christie

01:04:23 • 2min

22

The Mousetrap: A Sign of Affection

01:06:34 • 2min

23

The Mousetrap: A Retro Experience

01:08:47 • 2min

24

How I Discovered Agatha Christie

01:11:05 • 4min

25

Poiro or Marple?

01:14:41 • 2min

26

Agatha Christie in the Theater

01:16:39 • 2min

27

Agatha Christie and the Theater

01:18:15 • 2min