Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution marks an impressive milestone as it celebrates its 7th year at London’s County Hall.
Directed by Lucy Bailey, whose recent work includes the new production of Murder on the Orient Express, this courtroom drama has captivated audiences since its debut in 2017. The production tells the suspenseful story of Leonard Vole, a man accused of cold-blooded murder, as the tension-filled courtroom drama unfolds with unexpected twists and shocking revelations.
One of the compelling aspects of the production is its setting. London’s atmospheric County Hall provides the perfect backdrop, immersing audiences in a grand, historic courtroom where the battle between prosecution and defense is fought. The intricacies of the case are brought to life as witnesses take the stand, revealing their testimonies, keeping viewers gripped from beginning to end.
12th London cast
Ben Galvin takes the lead as Leonard Vole, the accused, while Isabel Della-Porta portrays his wife Romaine Vole. The cast also features Dugald Bruce-Lockhart as Sir Wilfrid Robarts QC, Kriss Dosanjh as Mr Mayhew, Michael Cochrane as Mr Justice Wainwright, and Robert Hands as Mr Myers QC.
The ensemble cast includes Karlu Akumas, William Baylis, Nicky Goldie, Harry Gostelow, Oxa Hazel, Thomas Judd, James Lavender, Avril Maponga, Alfie Noble, Shivam Pallana, Georgia Rona and Steve Watts.
The previously announced 12th London cast began performances on Monday 24 September 2024 and will take the show into its 8th year.
New production photos
New production photos released today showcase the 12th cast, giving audiences a sneak peek at the latest actors to embody Agatha Christie’s iconic roles. The images highlight key moments between the characters, capturing the intensity and drama that has made Witness for the Prosecution a top-selling show in London.
Watch the trailer
Watch the trailer for Witness for the Prosecution – this features previous cast members.
More about the show
With its thrilling courtroom battles, superb cast, and historic setting, Witness for the Prosecution continues to be a must-see production, drawing in both long-time fans of Agatha Christie and newcomers to the story.
For those eager to experience the drama firsthand, tickets are available through September 2025. Don’t miss out on this enduring and riveting theatrical experience at London County Hall.
Ticket Information: Witness for the Prosecution is now booking until 28 September 2025 at London County Hall. Be sure to secure your tickets to witness the gripping courtroom drama live. Book tickets to Witness for the Prosecution at London County Hall
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