The mouse trap / ST. Martin's Theatre
With more than 50 years and still going, Agatha Christie's classic whodunit is the longest-running murder mystery in the world. A murder mystery by Agatha Christie. A group of travelers are stranded at Monkswell Manor when they learn that a killer is on the loose. As the snow piles up, dead bodies begin to surface. The unsuspecting guests begin to realize that they have a killer among them.

ST. Martin's Theatre
Designed in 1916 by W G R Sprague the early years of the theatre were given over to contemporary dramas dealing with such diverse subjects as venereal disease, homosexuality, divorce, alcoholism and insanity. Interspersed with these were productions of a lighter nature in the guise of comedies and musicals. As a sign of things to come the thriller Sleuth opened in 1970 and ran for three years giving way to Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, the world's longest running 'whodunit', which transferred here from the Ambassadors located next door.

ST. MARTIN'S THEATRE INFORMATION
West Street, London, WC2H 9NZ
CAPACITY: 550
AIR-CONDITIONING: Yes
WHEELCHAIR SPACES: 1 space in Box C. Transfer seating available in Dress Circle.
DISABLED TOILETS: Yes
INFRA-RED SYSTEM: Yes. Deposit required.
GUIDE DOGS: Not allowed inside auditorium but staff will look after dogs during the performance by prior arrangement.
NEAREST TUBE/RAIL STATION: Leicester Square or Charing Cross
BUSES: 14, 19, 22, 24, 29, 38, 40, 176
NEAREST CAR PARKS: Cambridge Circus, Upper St Martin's Lane and Bedfordbury