Agatha’s 11

In 1926, Agatha Christie—the queen of mystery—vanished. For eleven days, she left behind a wrecked car, a scandalized press, and a husband with secrets. She reappeared just as mysteriously… and never spoke of it again.

Now, nearly 100 years later, a determined true crime podcaster recruits a small theatrical team to help her do the impossible: solve Case Eleven. But as the podcast becomes performance, and the performance starts unraveling the line between fact and fiction, one voice keeps breaking through the noise: Agatha’s.

Using vintage microphones, live foley effects, and a small ensemble of shapeshifting actors, A11 is a haunting, high-wire blend of true crime, stagecraft, and psychological thriller. As scenes spiral from reenactment to revelation, the audience becomes the final jury: Was her disappearance a mental break? A media stunt? A masterfully written revenge plot?

By the time Agatha herself takes the mic, you’ll be questioning what’s real, what’s myth, and who’s really telling the story.

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