The Mousetrap Set to Visit Milton Keynes Theatre

The Mousetrap brings its 75th Anniversary UK Tour to Milton Keynes Theatre, celebrating the world’s longest-running play with new dates and special events.
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Promotional image for Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, featuring a snowy manor house at night with a neon sign, people running, and text: "Solve theatre's most famous mystery".

Producer Brian Fenty is pleased to reveal that Agatha Christie’s legendary thriller — and the world’s longest-running play — The Mousetrap will set off on a major UK tour beginning in September 2026 and continuing into 2027. This nationwide tour is part of broader plans to mark The Mousetrap’s 75th anniversary, with further celebratory announcements still to come.

Details of the full cast and creative team will be shared nearer the time.

Solve theatre's most famous mystery

Since 1952, Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has enthralled audiences worldwide with its silent clues, deceptive shadows, and the most closely guarded secret in theatre. Now, the record-breaking masterpiece embarks on its 75th Anniversary Tour across the UK and Ireland.

A shocking murder shakes London to its core. Miles away, a secluded country guesthouse opens its doors to seven strangers taking shelter. But when a police sergeant arrives through a treacherous snowstorm with an unexpected warning, it becomes clear the danger may already be inside.

Every whisper hints at a clue. Every tale conceals a lie. And as suspicion closes in, one chilling question remains: Who among them is capable of murder?

Step inside and unravel the ultimate murder mystery that has left the world guessing for decades.

The Manor Awaits

Earlier this year, the play marked its 30,000th West End performance and received a Guinness World Records certificate recognising it as the longest-running theatrical production in history. First staged in 1952, this genre-defining mystery continues to captivate audiences at London’s St Martin’s Theatre.

The Mousetrap is produced by Brian Fenty.