The Mousetrap Play, London

St. Martins Theatre, London

About The Show

The Mousetrap at St Martin's Theatre is not so much a theatre production as a theatrical phenomenon. This historic production by has broken all box office records since it first opened in the West End in 1952 and has witnessed over 25,000 productions. It has been likened to Madame Tussaud's and the Changing of the Guard in terms of its cultural significance to the capital; a claim few can deny as it continues apace with no sign of old age through its 62nd Anniversary.

The synopsis follows the premise of trapping the protagonists of this thriller in a remote guest house called Monkswell Manor. The guest house is unavoidably snowed in when suddenly a murder is committed – thereby signalling that the murderer is among the guests. No one is what they seem. No one can get out. No one can contact the outside world.

Written by Agatha Christie (who predicted the production would run for a paltry eight months) The Mousetrap contains one of the most infamous plot twists ever penned in world dramaturgy and the audience are reminded at the beginning of the performance never to reveal a word to the outside world. If you want to know the secret of The Mousetrap, then like thousands of other theatre-goers, you will have to check availability and book your discounted tickets, click on the 'Book Now' button.

Cast

Creatives


Author - Agatha Christie
Director - Peter Byrne
Producer - Mousetrap Productions Ltd



Group Booking

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Performance Times:

Monday - Saturday 7:30pm
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday matinee: 3pm




Additional Information

The audience is reminded not to reveal the twist of the plot outside of the theatre to allow continuation of one of London's proudest theatrical institutions.




Duration of Performance:

The performance runs for approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes.




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