Witness For The Prosecution

An immersive stage production of Agatha Christie's courtroom drama Witness for the Prosecution, staged in the Grand Committee Room at London County Hall on the Southbank.

The production follows the trial of Leonard Vole, who stands accused of murdering a widow in order to inherit her wealth. As the prosecution and defence argue the case, witnesses are called to the stand and give testimony that threatens to decide his fate, while the audience is asked to weigh the evidence alongside the jury.

The show is staged as an immersive production in which the action moves through the seating, with actors performing in the aisles while the audience remains seated throughout. The setting is a courtroom built within the venue, and the performance is presented as a site-specific revival of the Christie story rather than a standard theatre layout.

The listing is pitched at audiences who enjoy courtroom drama and thrillers. London County Hall, the venue, is a historic building on the Southbank that hosts shows and concerts. Comedian Al Murray is listed among the people linked to this production.