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St. Martin's Theatre, London West End

The Mousetrap Tickets at St Martin's Theatre

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About

There’s good reason why Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap is the world’s longest running play. Don’t just see it. Solve it.

Explore the intrigue of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap at St Martin’s Theatre in London, the stage for this iconic play since March 1974. Immerse yourself in this thrilling West End production – a genre-defining murder mystery crafted by the best-selling novelist of all time. The case may be closed, but the suspense unfolds as the talented cast weaves the captivating story.

Join seven strangers snowed in at a remote countryside guesthouse, where a murder in London sets the stage for a gripping tale. As each character reveals their sordid past, the plot thickens. Who is the murderer? Who will be the next victim? Get your tickets now and be part of the audience trying to solve this world-famous mystery.

For nearly 70 years, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has entranced global audiences, and now it's your turn to experience the excitement at St Martin’s Theatre in London. Secure your tickets for an unforgettable night at the theatre, where the play’s timeless story unfolds, keeping you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

Cast & Crew

Cast

  • Lynton AppletonChristopher Wren
  • Lucy DoyleMollie Ralston
  • Daniel Cech-LucasGiles Ralston
  • Jules MelvinMrs Boyle
  • Ben OnwukweMajor Metcalf
  • Elyssia RoeMiss Casewell
  • Lorenzo MartelliMr Paravicini
  • Sam StaffordDetective Sgt. Trotter

Crew

  • Agatha Christie - Writer
  • Philip Franks - Director
  • Denise Silvey - Artistic Director
  • Janet Hudson Holt - Costume Supervisor
  • Adam Spiegel - Producer
  • Sir Stephen Waley-Cohen - Producer
  • Paula Salmon - Company Stage Manager
  • Helen Cobb - Deputy Stage Manager

Location

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St Martin's Theatre, West St, London WC2H 9NZ

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Getting there

At just a short ten-minute walk, London Charing Cross is the closest National Rail station to St. Martin's Theatre, offering swift links to London Waterloo and London Bridge stations and convenient train services to Kent.

St Martin's Theatre is conveniently located within a few minutes walking distance of two tube stations: Leicester Square (servicing the Northern and Piccadilly lines) and Covent Garden (servicing the Piccadilly line).

St. Martin's Theatre is easily accessible by several bus routes. Along Charing Cross Road, you can take buses 14, 19, 24, 38, and 176. Additionally, along Shaftesbury Avenue, buses 14, 19, and 38 provide convenient stops near the theatre.

We encourage public transport wherever possible. The nearest car park to St Martin's Theatre is Q-Park Chinatown.

Accessibility

Accessibility at St Martin's Theatre

St Martin's Theatre aims to deliver an accessible and enjoyable experience for all it's patrons. We recommend reaching out to the theatre directly for any of your access queries and bookings.

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News

  • Meet the woman who guards The Mousetrap’s history

    Meet the woman who guards The Mousetrap’s history

    Artistic Director Denise Silvey tells us how she helps keep The Mousetrap alive for audiences over seven decades after it first debuted

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FAQS

The Mousetrap has a duration of 2 hours and 20 minutes including an interval.

Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap started in November 1952 at The Ambassadors Theatre in London and is now the world's longest-running show. Since moving to St. Martin's Theatre in March 1974, the play has kept its record-breaking streak, captivating audiences ever since.

The Mousetrap storyline draws loose inspiration from the real-life tragedy of Dennis O'Neill, a 12-year-old boy brutally beaten to death by his foster father, Reginald Gough, in 1945.

As word circulates about a London murder, seven strangers become stranded at a secluded countryside guesthouse due to heavy snowfall. When a police sergeant arrives, the guests are horrified to learn that a killer is among them. The suspense heightens as each suspicious character begins to unveil their sordid past.

The Mousetrap is suitable for children aged seven and above. Children younger than school age are not permitted in the theatre, and those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult to enter. Please note, each child must have a separate ticket for admission.

The Mousetrap begins punctually at the time indicated on the ticket (7:30 pm from Monday to Saturday, 3:00 pm on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday). The Bar opens one hour before the show, and the Auditorium opens 30 minutes before the scheduled start time.

The Mousetrap wraps up around 9:50 pm (evenings) and 5:20 pm (matinees).

We recommend arriving at least fifteen minutes before the play starts so you can be comfortably seated and to ensure you don't miss out on anything or disturb other patrons.
The doors will open 30 minutes before the performance begins. You can enjoy pre-show drinks, snacks, and socializing at the Dress Circle Bar starting 1 hour before the performance starts.

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