We tried this classic play out, I normally love musicals. It was ok, but quite slowgoing and dry. As a foreigner I guess there was a lot of British humor, and it didn’t really work on me. As English is not my mothertongue, I was a bit afraid the language would be too difficult and maybe old, but it was clear and easy to follow. The actors were good, the setting was nicely done, but overall not my ’cup of tea’. We sat in the upper dress circle and the seats were very uncomfortable, but the view was better from up there than in some other theatres I’ve been in. I don’t regret going, but also, if one likes faster paced stories, would’t choose this one.

I loved this show. A little bit of history, a joy of entertainment from a slightly earlier age. The cast and the production were fresh, enthusiastic and engaging. There was no missing the pertinent lines, and yet the mystery was retained until the very end. So glad I went.

I've waited to see the Mousetrap for a while - and overall it's a good play. A bit dated but good fun. The theatre however is VERY old and cramped with very little leg room in the upper circle.

I took my mum to see The Mousetrap 70 years after she first saw it with my dad and he proposed after the show. The show was fabulous, the theatre and staff wonderful. I loved the play and my mum was very happy to see it again. Was a fabulous experience a piece of time gone by. We sat in second row from front in stalls and leg room was ok. Loved the age and character of the theatre

The show was fantastic, the actors/ actresses are second to none. The theatre is everything you’d want it to be as one of the oldest theatres in the west end. We arrived one min late and then realised I booked the tickets for the following week, within 30seconds the manager had found us another seat and really good ones as well. They could have very easily turned us away but instead made what was going to be a great night an even more memorable one. That’s how you do customer service! Would highly recommend the show to anyone that likes murder mystery’s.

My friend and I went to see The Mousetrap in The Playhouse, Weston-Super-Mare last night and had the pleasure of sitting in the front row. What can I say, a totally stellar cast who were all amazing. Incredibly professional, how they kept straight faces at times I don't know. The play had humour and seriousness in abundance. When the curtain came down, we all wanted to watch it immediately again. FANTASTIC, just to say to the cast, you did Agatch proud.

Was looking forward to the whodunnit and we watched it at its 70th anniversary. The plot twist was there, but the acting didn’t come off very natural which is a bit off-putting. The tempo of the storytelling was uncomfortable to watch, especially in the second half. The ending feels rushed with unresolved plot holes, but at the same time too much and too cheesy. The jokes were outdated and were mostly enjoyed by older generations. Don’t think “kitchen is women’s department” or being gay is funny in 2023 anymore.

I have wanted to see this classic play for years and what a fantastic play it was! It genuinely had me guessing until the very end. Absolutely loved it and it's clear how this brilliant play has been going for so long! Lovely little old theatre with a great cast. Highly recommended!

A delightful night, as a fan of Agatha’s stories it was a pleasure to watch the oldest running play in the entire world. The actors were excellent and I love everything about the venue that seems to be stuck in its time, perfectly immersing us in the authentic atmosphere of England’s classical show nights. Definitely would recommend to anyone visiting and wanting a taste of the English culture!

A classic play in the gorgeous old St. Martin’s theatre, this was like a trip back in time. Perfect view in the dress circle, row B. We pre-booked interval drinks and discussed plot twists with others in the bar, all enjoying the show. Bar and theatre staff were lovely and helpful. A charming night out. January 31st, 2024.