Why see The Mousetrap?
No Spoilers!
Six decades have done nothing to dull The Mousetrap, the story of an odd assortment of guests snowed in at Monkswell Manor, whilst a murderer is at large and en route. But could they already be here? When bodies start showing up, it's up to the stranded troupe to solve the mystery before they become a part of it. The Mousetrap is once again asking cities all across the UK "whodunnit?" solve the case as it heads on tour!
Shh!
In 1952, Agatha Christie's sprawling and intricate new mystery, The Mousetrap (based on her radio play, Three Blind Mice), opened in the West End on a very strict condition: no audience or press member was ever to give away the plot of the show. Christie herself was not altogether positive as to the play's run, giving it eight months "at most," so perhaps her edict seemed fair at the time. But it is a testament to theatre audiences that The Mousetrap has endured at St. Martin's Theatre, continually running for over 70 years. Now it's on its way to you as long as you keep the ending a secret!
Did You Know?
Wonder why you haven't seen the film? The secrecy around the plot wasn't the only condition laid down by Dame Agatha. A film adaptation is only allowed six months after the West End production closes, and given that it has been going strong for over 60 years without any sign of ending, that doesn't look all that likely any time soon!
The show is scheduled to start at 7.30pm
What's included
Seats in the stall’s rows F
Ticket only
Price
CSSC Member: £32.00
Non-Member: £42.50
Notes and Restrictions
Each CSSC Member may purchase one CSSC Member priced ticket per unique CSSC membership number, plus one non-member tickets for guests.
Tickets go on sale Wednesday 2nd of September 2026.
The closing date for applications is when tickets sell out.
Tickets will be distributed in the foyer at the event. The time will be confirmed at least a week before the event.
Please let us know if you would like to be sat next to a friend in the special requests question upon booking.