The Mousetrap Tickets London St Martin’s Theatre

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The Mousetrap is a brilliant story and an irresistible treat for amateur sleuths everywhere! In her own inimitable style, Dame Agatha Christie has created an atmosphere of suspense and a brilliantly intricate plot where murder lurks around every corner.

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Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap – the longest-running show in the world, which has been suspended since the pandemic resulted in the closure of UK theatres in March 2020 – is to re-open in the West End on Monday 17th May 2021.

Two sets of casts – comprising Olivier Award winners and highly acclaimed stars of TV and film – will come together for the iconic thriller as it re-opens at the St. Martin’s Theatre on the day that Stage 3 in the Government’s “Road Map” to ease restrictions across society comes in to effect.

The new, all-star company includes:

Danny Mac – Strictly Come Dancing finalist, star role in the West End production of Pretty Woman The Musical
Cassidy Janson – Olivier Award winner in 2020 for her starring performance in the West End smash hit musical & Juliet, and an acclaimed performance of Carole King in Beautiful
Nicholas Bailey – long-running star role as Anthony Trueman in Eastenders
Derek Griffiths – the legendary star of various children’s TV programmes from the 1970s and 1980s, and has recently starred in Steve McQueen’s highly acclaimed TV series Small Axe
David Rintoul – who starred in the international smash hit TV series The Crown as Michael Adeane, and in Game of Thrones as Aerys Targaryen
Charlie Clements – instantly recognisable for his long-running role of Bradley Branning in EastEnders
Susan Penhaligon – the acclaimed actress known for her roles in Bouquet of Barbed Wire, A Fine Romance and as Jean Hope in Emmerdale
Paul Bradley – best known as Nigel Bates in EastEnders and Professor Elliot Hope in Holby City
Louise Jameson – whose many TV credits include Doctor Who, Bergerac and EastEnders

The casts are completed by Joshua Griffin, who will be making his West End debut in The Mousetrap, Paul Hilliar (UK Tours of Tabby McTat, Much Ado About Nothing and Richard III), Sarah Moss (theatre includes Noises Off at The Old Vic and The Lion in Winter at Theatre Royal Haymarket), Lizzie Muncey (Beauty and the Beast and Twelfth Night, both at the National Theatre), Tony Timberlake (Chicago, Hairspray, Cats, Les Miserables in the West End), Kate Tydman (Top Girls at the National Theatre and West End productions of Evita, Mary Poppins and Cats) and Alexander Wolfe (BBC’s In the Club).