Welcome to all about Agatha, the podcast dedicated to reading and ranking every single mystery

novel written by the Queen of Crime, Dame Agatha Christie.

I am Kemper Donovan and I have quite an episode for you.

This is actually part one of a five-part series I am starting about Agatha Christie and

the theatre.

We have talked about so very many aspects of Agatha Christie's over on this podcast

and we've talked a little bit about her plays and her theatrical endeavors, but not

nearly enough because Agatha Christie's work in the theatre is an important part of

the work that she did and an aspect of her career that I think sometimes people neglect.

And by people I suppose I mean I myself.

So we are going to rectify that starting with today's episode.

I am not going to be airing this five-part series in succession.

The series will be unspooling over the next couple of months, but just know that there

is more content to come having to do with Agatha Christie and the theatre.

And boy are we starting things off right with the interview I am bringing you today.

With Julius Green, the authority on Agatha Christie and the theatre.

Let's just get right to the interview where I explain who Julius is up top.

And then we get into a conversation I enjoyed so very much.

Here goes.

Anyone who has been listening to this podcast for a while will have heard of my guest,

Julius Green, many times by now.

I've quoted and referenced him so frequently, pretty much every time I've covered anything

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