Book The Mousetrap tickets for the world's greatest murder mystery at Orchard Theatre Dartford!
Step inside Monkswell Manor and prepare for an evening of mystery, suspense and intrigue as Agatha Christie's legendary The Mousetrap arrives at Orchard Theatre Dartford on its landmark 75th Anniversary Tour.
- Experience the world's longest-running murder mystery live on stage
- Discover Agatha Christie's most famous and best-loved whodunnit
- Follow a thrilling investigation filled with secrets, lies and shocking twists
- See the record-breaking production that has captivated audiences for generations
- Perfect for fans of classic crime dramas and edge-of-your-seat theatre
With unforgettable characters, clever clues and one of theatre's most famous endings, The Mousetrap remains the ultimate murder mystery experience.
See The Mousetrap at Orchard Theatre Dartford
- Dates: 18th October 2027 - 23rd October 2027
- Venue: Orchard Theatre, Home Gardens, Dartford, Kent, DA1 1ED
- Genre: Play / Mystery / Crime Drama
The great British murder mystery
Since 1952, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap has kept audiences guessing with its masterful storytelling, unforgettable characters and famously guarded ending.
When a shocking murder rocks London, seven strangers find themselves gathered together in the remote Monkswell Manor guesthouse as a snowstorm closes in around them.
But when a police sergeant arrives with alarming news, it soon becomes clear that danger is much closer than anyone imagined.
As suspicion falls on every guest, secrets begin to emerge and tensions rise. Every conversation hides a clue, every alibi raises new questions and every guest becomes a suspect.
Can you solve the mystery before the detective? Or will Agatha Christie keep you guessing until the very end?
Now embarking on its record-breaking 75th Anniversary Tour, this iconic theatre production continues to thrill new generations of audiences across the UK and Ireland.
Book your The Mousetrap tickets today and experience the legendary whodunnit that has become a true British theatre institution.