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‘The Mousetrap’ tickets available through January 2023

Solve the world’s longest-running murder mystery.

Sophie Thomas
Sophie Thomas

The Mousetrap continues its record-breaking West End run at the St. Martin's Theatre as it extends through to the New Year. The Mousetrap tickets are available for performances to 28 Jan. 2023, and The Mousetrap tickets are on sale now.

The Agatha Christie drama sees a group of hotel guests interrogated by police after a suspected killer is in their midsts. Throughout the show, shady characters reveal their pasts to finally uncover the murderer amongst them. The Mousetrap in London turns 70 this year, reaching septuagenarian status in November 2022.

The Mousetrap cast includes Nicole Agada, Daniel Fraser, Elliot Clay, Nicola Blackman, Damien Matthews, Sarah Moss, Philip Voyzey, Sam Ebenezer, Essie Barrow, Stefan Gough, Jason Hall, Pamela Hardman, Clive Marlowe, Phoebe Newlan, Richard Parnwell, Ben Riddle. Ian Talbot directs The Mousetrap, with costume design by Janet Hudson Holt.

The Mousetrap was one of the first plays to reopen in 2021, with performances from May 2021 in a socially-distanced theatre. Now, The Mousetrap continues playing to full houses at the St. Martin’s Theatre, which it has done since 1974 — prior to this, The Mousetrap was at the Ambassadors Theatre from 1952.

The Mousetrap is at St. Martin's Theatre.

The Mousetrap tickets are on sale now.

Photo credit: The Mousetrap cast (Photo by Matt Crockett)

Frequently asked questions

What is The Mousetrap about?

Keep the secret of the world’s longest running mystery! This Agatha Christie classic has tantalised mystery-lovers for generations. Become part of theatrical history as you discover the answer to the theatre world’s best-kept secret. Only you can discover whodunnit! Get your tickets to The Mousetrap at St. Martin’s Theatre today.

How long is The Mousetrap?

The running time of The Mousetrap is 2hr 20min. Incl. 1 interval.

Where is The Mousetrap playing?

The Mousetrap is playing at St. Martin's Theatre. The theatre is located at West Street, London, WC2H 9NZ.

What's the age requirement for The Mousetrap?

The recommended age for The Mousetrap is Ages 7+ (recommended). Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Under 4s will not be admitted. All children must have their own ticket..

How do you book tickets for The Mousetrap?

Book tickets for The Mousetrap on London Theatre.

Who wrote The Mousetrap?

The Mousetrap was created by the renowned British murder mystery writer Agatha Christie. One of the longest-running theatrical productions in the world, this classic murder mystery has engrossed audiences for over seventy years.

When did The Mousetrap open in the West End?

The Mousetrap opened in the West End on November 25, 1952, and has been running for over a record-breaking 70 years, making it one of the longest-running plays in history.

Is The Mousetrap appropriate for kids?

The Mousetrap is recommended for people over seven years old. An adult must accompany children under the age of 16. Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted.

Is The Mousetrap good?

The Mousetrap is a thrilling murder mystery that will have you guessing the culprit until the very end. Read our four-star review of the The Mousetrap.

How long has 'The Mousetrap' been in playing in London?

The Mousetrap has been playing in London for over seventy years. It is the longest-running play in the West End.

Who is the murderer in The Mousetrap?

We couldn’t possibly tell you that! To find out who the murderer is, book tickets to The Mousetrap on London Theatre.

Which Agatha Christie book is The Mousetrap based on?

The Mousetrap is based on a radio play called Three Blind Mice. Agatha Christie wrote this for the Royal family in 1947. The story was later adapted into the play, The Mousetrap.

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