The Mousetrap Story

The Mousetrap story is set in country hotel called Monkswell Manor. The hotel has recently been opened by a young couple called Mollie and Giles Ralston. During one fateful night they are snowed into their hotel along with their four guest and an extra traveler called Christopher Wren.

As the night closes in, Detective Sergeant Trotter arrives on skis to inform the group that a murderer may be on the loose and heading their way. After murdering a lady in London their murderer is sure to strike again. It doesn't take for the first victim to fall foul to the murderer. When Mrs Boyle, one of the guest, is killed the group all start to panic and start to look towards their lone traveler who's erratic behaviour is starting arouse suspicionand fits the descript ion given by witnesses at the scene of the London murder.

However, not is all as it seems and soon it transpires that any of the cast could be suspects. Sit on the edge of your seat and be prepared for the Mousetrap.

The Mousetrap Reviews

‘The production’s historic credentials, makes this an entertaining night out ' – The Stage

‘The whole thing whizzed along as though driven by some real dramatic force.’ – The Guardian

‘It goes without saying that the play must also have that special something to have survived for one year, let alone over half a century.'– British Theatre Guide

A True Classic!

About The Mousetrap Play, London

The Mousetrap is now in it's 58th Year and 34th year at St Martins Theatre, London. Originally written by Agatha Christie, the play has broken all sorts of records including 'Longest Play' and 'Most Durable Actor' in David Raven. The show famous for it's 'major twist' at the end which the audience are asked not to reveil to future audiences.   

Please note: Children under 3 years of age are not permitted. The Mouse Trap show is unsuitable for children under 7 years of age but children over 3 years of age are permitted provided a ticket is purchased. If they become restless then the theatre may ask you to leave the premises.

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Getting to St Martin's Theatre

Trains St Martin's Theatre is approximately a four-minute walk from Leicester Square tube station. Charing Cross Station is a ten-minute walk. Buses Nearby bus stops on Charing Cross Rd, serviced by the following buses: 14, 19, 22, 24, 29, 38, 40, 176.
Parking For private parking: A MasterPark at Cambridge Circus. NCP at Upper St. Martin's Lane and Bedfordbury.
There is limited meter parking on nearby streets and parking is available on Single Yellow lines after 6.30pm and weekends.