A legendary murder mystery is making its way to Cheshire as Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap heads to Crewe Lyceum as part of its spectacular 75th Anniversary Tour.
Since first opening in 1952, The Mousetrap has become one of the most famous and enduring productions in theatre history, keeping audiences guessing with its twists, secrets and unforgettable characters. Now, generations of theatregoers can step inside Monkswell Manor and try to uncover the truth for themselves.
When a group of strangers find themselves snowed in at the isolated manor, a shocking murder changes everything. With suspicion mounting and secrets beginning to emerge, everyone is a potential suspect, but who is capable of murder?
The 75th Anniversary Tour features an impressive cast, including Nicholas Bailey (EastEnders) and Susan Penhaligon (A Fine Romance), bringing Christie’s timeless mystery to life.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering The Mousetrap for the first time, this is your chance to experience the theatrical mystery that has kept audiences guessing for generations.
The manor awaits. Can you solve the mystery?
Nicholas Bailey as Major Metcalf
Susan Penhaligon as Mrs Boyle
Jack Hardwick as Giles Ralston
Emily Laing as Mollie Ralston
James Peake as Mr Paravicini
Creative Team
Producer Brian Fenty
How much are the tickets for The Mousetrap?
Tickets are priced between £27.50 to £59.50.
How do I book tickets to watch The Mousetrap?
Tickets can be booked by calling the box office at 0343 310 0050 or by visiting Crewe Lyceum’s website here.
How long is The Mousetrap and what are the timings?
The show will be running from Tuesday, 6 October 2026 to Saturday, 10 October 2026. Evening shows at 7.30pm while matinee shows will be at 2.30pm on Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday.
Where is Crewe Lyceum Theatre?
The Crewe Lyceum is Cheshire’s historic Edwardian theatre and a Trafalgar Entertainment venue. Established in 1911, the theatre has been thrilling and delighting audiences with the best of drama, comedy, variety and more for over a century – and counting. Every year more than 23,000 theatregoers attend the annual Crewe Lyceum pantomime, and audiences shouldn’t wait to secure their seats for Cheshire’s favourite family pantomime.
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Photo credit: Crewe Lyceum/Matt Crockett
