Unknown works by Agatha Christie found in archives of the USA and Great Britain

LONDON. The search for famous producer Julius Green led to a sensational discovery. Fans of Agatha Christie rejoice.

Time flew by. Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa (Agatha Mary Clarissa), the first husband Christie, September 15 turned 125 years old. The traditional influx of film adaptations on all channels, the International Agatha Christie Festival in her native Torquay, and declarations of love in social networks seemed to her not enough. Like two billion published books.

A recent survey by The Guardian, stating the leadership of “Ten Little Indians” in the list of the writer’s most popular novels, may be revised in 10 years. The queen of the detective would not be herself if she did not throw a fabulous gift on the eve of her anniversary. Julius Green, theater producer and explorer of birthday art, having access to archives in the USA and Britain, found ten previously unpublished works and letters of Lady Agatha in piles of papers. They went into his book Curtain Up: Agatha Christie - A Life in Theater, which went on sale September 10, 2015.

Five dramas and five plays were lost in the archives, but they did wait in the wings. Christiphiles will become the property of new murders, comedies, mystical intrigues and investigations. The stage adaptation of the novel Towards Zero about Superintendent Battle was waiting in the wings in an inconspicuous box found in the basement of the American production company Shubert Organization for exactly 70 years. Someone at the Window - 175 pages of witty and engaging dialogues written around 1934. In the family drama “The Lie” (The Lie) you can find echoes of the experiences of Christie herself because of the breakup with her first husband who changed her.

It is possible that by her 150th birthday, Agatha Mary Clarissa will find a couple more wonderful stories or a little story.

Elena Tanakova © Gallerix.ru