Lucy Bailey’s direction was mostly clear and concise, though there were a few moments that left me scratching my head. The biggest “wait, what?” moment came right at the start of Act 2, when Salome finds the body. She looks under the bed on the side with no curtain (helpfully left open for the audience’s benefit), sees nothing, and then dramatically pulls back the curtain at the foot of the bed. But later, when Poirot enters, he just walks around to the open side and grabs th

Direction by Kathleen Marshall was clear, confident, and consistent. Even in the more chaotic scenes, nothing felt forced — she kept a steady hand on the reins, which is exactly what a sparkling show like this needs. Choreography by Kathleen Marshall matched that same clarity and energy — slick, lively, and always in support of the narrative. The set by Peter McKintosh was a visual delight. The rotating art-deco platform at the back of the stage was especially smart: it allow