The Mousetrap Tickets

The play was first shown as a West End Production in 1952 at the Ambassador Theatre. Mousetrap right from its first show enthused the theatrical circles. The Mousetrap is the best display of British theatre’s brilliance and originality. This has been the longest running plays seen in the history of literature. The mousetrap has this inimitable style that serves as an exceptionally refreshing experience for the audiences. The best part of the play is undeniably its intricately developed script and plot.

Are you ready to delve yourself into a spine chilling and blood curdling experience? The suspense and thrill of the play will petrify you, your senses will seize to function, and you will be taken over by only one feeling that is fear! The play opens in a newly established hotel setting in the neighborhood of Monkswell Manor. The Hotel is owned by a young adorable couple, Mollie and Giles Ralston. The hotel is bustled with guests as bad weather has hit the city. The snowstorm is getting worse and at that time a traveler accidentally runs down his car in to a snowdrift. He also boards in the hotel with other guests. All the guests are trying to get cozy when a chilling news takes their peace away.

 The Detective Sergeant comes to the hotel with the news Mrs. Maureen Lyon’s death in London and he also hints that they are in searchof her murderer which is suspected to be hiding in this hotel. Nobody can keep its cool after listening to this horrific news. The entire atmosphere gets grave with suspicion and lack of trust dominating the situation. No one can trust each other anymore everyone looks at each other mistrustfully. The situation even worsens when there is a dead body found in the hotel. The premonition of the Sergeant now looks like an evident verity. The case instead of being sorted out becomes hazier.

Will they be able to find the murderer? Will they survive by then? Will they get ever get out of this storm alive? Is Detective Sergeant on the right track? To figure all this out you have to watch the play. The Mousetrap has the tradition that the entire audience is bound under a pledge that they will not disclose the ending of the play once they leave the theatre. The tradition has been going on for more than five decades years now and this adds up to the mystery and intrigue of the show.

 The Mousetrap is actually a theatrical version of a radio play written for Queen Mary. The Royal connections of the play makes it even special, Agatha Christie was requested by Queen Mary to write something for her and then it was aired on the radio named as Three Blind Mice. The radio version was later on transformed into a West End production.

Queen Mary has heard the play and now it’s your chance to actually watch it come to life on stage. Prepare yourself for some jaw dropping discoveries and startling surprises. The conspiring drama now comes to you in its full form. This tale of intrigue and suspicion is bringing excitement and thrill never experienced before, Are you ready for it? If yes then buy your Mousetrap tickets already!