Agatha Christie’s
gripping story
You have been summoned for jury service...
did you know?
- County Hall was once the centre of London’s city government. This building is located across the river from the Houses of Parliament and served as the headquarters of London County Council and Greater London Council until 1986.
- According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Agatha Christie is indisputably the best-selling novelist of all time. A 1959 UNESCO report claimed her books had been translated into 103 languages, and she’s sold over two billion copies to date!
- Christie wrote the series on much-loved detective Hercule Poirot, and The New York Times published his obituary on its front page, the only time a fictional character has been afforded this accolade
Reviews
***** ‘CRIMINALLY GOOD’ Daily Mail
**** ‘A palatial interior fit for the QUEEN OF CRIME’ Daily Telegraph
**** ‘COUNTY HALL IS THE PERFECT SETTING. DELICIOUSLY ENJOYABLE’ TIME OUT
**** ‘VERDICT? IT’S A TRIUMPH’ MAIL ON SUNDAY
where
is it?
Witness for the Prosecution
London County Hall, Belvedere Road, SE1 7PB
We Think You'll like
Leake Street Arches
A celebration of urban art, dining and entertainment live from Waterloo.
gallery@oxo
gallery@oxo showcases a varied programme of photography, contemporary design, architecture and issue-based exhibitions.
City Cruises
The No.1 sightseeing tour on the Thames - choose from afternoon tea, sundowner and even Elvis cruises.
Thames Clippers
Stylish river fleet, running every 20 minutes between key London piers.
Jubilee Gardens
Jubilee Gardens is a beautifully landscaped park situated in the heart of South Bank, behind the London Eye.
National Theatre
The internationally-renowned venue presents new writing, classics, comedies and musicals.
BFI Southbank
A four-screen cinema venue showing a huge selection of classic and contemporary films.
IWM London
IWM London tells the stories of those whose lives have been shaped by war through the depth, breadth and impact of their Galleries, displays and events.
Bernie Spain Gardens
A relaxing riverside open space, nestled between Oxo Tower and Gabriel's Wharf.
Bargehouse
The raw, industrial space programmes exhibitions and events, displaying the best in art & design.
Southbank Centre
See shows and exhibitions and take part in our vibrant festivals.
BFI IMAX
Watching a blockbuster at the BFI IMAX, the UK's largest cinema screen.
Gabriel's Wharf
Gabriel's Wharf is home to an eclectic mix of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.
Oxo Tower Wharf
The Oxo Tower has been a Thames-side landmark since the 1930s. During this time, it had many owners including the Liebig Extract of Meat Company who produced the iconic Oxo Cube.
After becoming derelict in the 1970s, the building and surrounding land were bought by Coin Street Community Builders and developed into the thriving mixed-use neighbourhood it is today.
Florence Nightingale Museum
Who was the real Lady with the Lamp? Travel through three pavilions to relive Florence’s childhood, understand her experiences in the Crimean War and discover how she pioneered modern nursing practice. Her story is brought to life through unique collections, interactive displays and art installations.
The Old Vic
The legendary theatre presents an exciting and eclectic programme.
Shrek’s Adventure! London
This exciting attraction brings fantastical worlds vividly to life
House Of Vans
Underground tunnels housing a gallery, music venue, cinema, diner and of course, skate park.