Mousetrap Tickets

Very enjoyable except for the seats

A classic!

A nostalgic and naive excitement you can only get while watching The Mousetrap in London.

Good cast and stage props.

Well after many years of seeing how long this show had been running for I finally got to see it, mostly due to the fact my teenage daughter has found Agatha Christie. It was OK. Not her strongest work. Not the most ingenious storyline. Just OK. Pleasant theatre, felt close to the stage and actors. Box ticked. But once is enough.

Very professional cast, great story! Kept guessing!

Excellent theatre play with superb acting. Easy yet fascinating storyline, accessible for most people. Super theatre in the heart of London. Best theatre evening I’ve ever had.

Great show, saw it 3 times so far and will probably go again at some point :)

Negatives: small, quite hard seats. Steps in Upper Circle very steep and quite hard to climb for even the slightly infirm. Accoustics not great up there and actors really had to project their voices with subsequent lack of diction. But great show, wonderful old theatre.0

Excellent plot, full of suspense.

I loved the show! The suspense, the laughter, the story line, from the moment it starts, right to the end, I was hooked. So was my 15 year old daughter. We spent a very special time together and talked about the play on our way home a lot. The plot is very clever, touching and surprising! A mystery that makes you think about society.

At times it was difficult/not possible to hear what was being said because they used their quite voice and were not facing the audience

My partner and I enjoyed the show. It was one that we had meaning to come and see for years and we were not disappointed. Seats in the dress circle not too bad but not a lot of legroom. On the whole though a great afternoon.

Worth the wait - really looked forward to it and no disappointment at all. Cast, atmosphere and plot - great!

The Mousetrap is performed in a lovely and quaint little theatre, the show a must-see for all fans of theatre history and whodunits.

Even for not native speakers understandable. I needed a few minutes to come into the language but after that i could follow the story very well. It was a pleasure to see The Mousetrap.

Great show, a good combination of suspense, humour and the classic who done it. Can understand why it’s been a success for 67 years.

Really intriguing plot and truly well performed for the price!

I had seen Mouse many years ago and couldn’t remember who did it, the show was as good as ever the sets and costumes were spot on and looked new and suited the ears the play was set in. Thoroughly enjoyed the show again and now I know who did it

Very good and interesting play

The whole experience was delightful from start to finish. The acting/actors were supberb, as were the set, lighting and music. I just loved it from start to finish. Besides, how can you not want to see the worlds longest running play!

This is a classic show and should be seen before (heaven forbid) it is replaced for something else! - Theatre is amazing, - like stepping back in time. Beautifully maintained with old fashioned boxes for the gentry, lavish colours and fantastic woodwork. Obviously looked after with a passion. Give it a whirl. You will not be dissapointed!

everything about this play was brilliant! The acting was phenominal. Bravo cast! Loved it.

I waited a long time to see this play and l wasn't disappointed. It was a well acted, typical Christie thriller. Fascinating to the end. Thank you.

My second visit in 45 years. Thought it was great the second time too!

I felt like I was transported back in time and it was so amazing being able to see one of Agatha Christie's books come to life better than that TV show!!

Kept us guessing right to the end Well acted.

Entertainment, intriguing, keeps you focused to follow the play

the begining was slow. then second half is more dynamic

As a long standing fan of Agatha Christie I booked tickets for my birthday to watch the Mousetrap with my son Chris. We both through my enjoyed the play and would recommend it to everyone.

Good show, easy to watch, good acting.

You just have go see it!!! And remember not to break the secret!!

Enjoyed the show very much

A good old fashioned who done it. Very entertaining and enjoyable. Kept me guessing to the end.

Disapppointed to find theatre doors do not open for pre theatre drinks. Significant numbers of visitorsto the show in then crowded coffee shop opposite on a rainy cold night. The theatre was very atmospheric. The show was brilliant. Even if you thought you had worked out who did it the villain was a complete surprise. Would recommend it to anyone.

Ok

Would definiely recommend for any Agatha Christie fan. Very enjoyable and a classic twist ending!

Brilliant plot kept me guessing from beginning to end as to who dunnit. If you like loud fast moving theatre then this is not for you. Takes you back to a different era, the actors were all so professional and polished. It’s what I expected but enjoyed it far more than I thought I would. I had not looked up any information about the show and was glad l hadn’t, it made the story far more exciting.

Everyone should see this at least once the cast were absolutely well cast and fabulous .saw this also in Australia this was better.

Good story , acting was brilliant. The only downside was our seats as they were close to the door that led down to the street. As we were there in February it was freezing cold. We all had to sit with our coats on through the whole performance

An easy watch, very entertaining, great story with drama and humour, professional actors.

... and they were. Great cast, set and atmosphere. We loved every minute of it! Brilliant stuff!!!

Great show. Really recommend seeing this play! Great ‘bang for your buck’. Couldn’t fault it. We sat in the upper circle, floors were a bit uneven and the seats were a bit hard, just take a scarf to sit on. But it didn’t take away from the performance at all. Perfect view and could hear everything perfectly.

Great show. Loved the atmosphere and the superb acting.

Keeps you guessing until the very end. Perfect!!

Avid theater goers cannot miss timeless classic. Become a member of the exclusive club of those who know whodunnit....and keep the secret!

Very lively and energetic play Well worth seeing

Must See

I thoroughly enjoyed this show. The cast were amazing .....

We loved it! Completely classic.

thoroughly enjoyed it

Really good!!!

Very static...needs to be modern customs should changed at least once!! Good performance tho ...

It’s a fabulous “who done it”

Great to see Agatha Christie on the stage, rather than over dramatic films or TV. Upper Circle is quite high but everything is clear and we had good visuals and audio from very back row. Seats aren’t that comfy but, to be honest, you’re so gripped and concentrated that the time flies by. My kids are 17,14 and 13 and loved the experience.

The show, which we've seen 4 times, is wonderful. The acting superb. The only negative I have is it is way too hot in the theatre. It was uncomfortable

Great show , intriguing , very good cast

Brilliant show. Air conditioning was very cold blowing straight on our seats very back dress circle. Didn’t effect many just unlucky choice of seats

Although lovely the theatre was too hot and so it uncomfortable to sit through the performance. Excellently acted but there wasn't a great sense of suspense or surprise. Mildly disappointed with the experience.

There would be very few theatre goers who have not heard of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap and that it has run continuously in the West End for 65 years. It was probably the latter factor that led me to purchase two tickets for the production when on holiday in London recently - I mean a play has to be a winner to run for more than six decades doesn't it?. Unfortunately, the more recent of those years have not been kind to The Mousetrap. The script is terribly dated, the acting by and large is mediocre and often uneven and the only way to describe the set is drab, tired and unimaginative. As the actors took their curtain call, I couldn't help thinking that the central question of the night was not so much a case of "who dunnit" but how had this piece of theatrical fluff continued to suck audiences in for 65 years. For my money, it was 'a 'mouse inextricably trapped in the past' and as such, a very disappointing night in the theatre.