Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap Mousetrap - London Show 60th Anniversary Reel.

[@henriettaatkin1968]

My Aunt took her father to see "The Mousetrap" in 1952 in London in its first year! It was her first paycheck as a teacher.

[@1987MartinT]

Aww! That's nice. Spending it on going to see a show with a family member.

[@Camop-iz9kt]

My first high school play in Feb. 1976. I was Major Metcalf and had a super time!

[@Adrian-hi7pg]

cool! i was Christopher Wren! i loved the part

[@southernbigdave]

Just brilliant loved it.

[@christopherparker6232]

Having just seen it in its 70th year, 10 years on, I can report that the stage looks identical to how it looked in 2011, and the layout seems identical in every respect to the black and whites pictures of the set from many years ago, so literally nothing has changed, except the actors! Saw it on Wednesday this week and thoroughly enjoyed it. And as to 'whodunnit', well you'll just have to go and see it yourself!

[@WildIndieMovies]

The history of this show is part of it's appeal to many. There is/was old props on stage, old sound recordings used (but digitised) and a lot of history. Walking around the theatre and looking at the old posters is fascinating if you get the chance. When Wild Indie did this trailer, we also arranged for some of their old visual and historical assets to be digitised for their archive. It was a lovely time sink of a tangent for a theatre fan.

[@yvonne395same3]

💕 Agatha Christie I really would love to see this Agatha Christie is #brilliant 💕

[@WildIndieMovies]

It really is a good play and well worth seeing on stage. Try and avoid the spoilers before going.

[@yvonne395same3]

@@WildIndieMovies to bad it could not be put on film as it appears here

[@WildIndieMovies]

Oh this promo vid doesn't give away anything. The play gets put on all around the world in various theatres so lots have people have seen different productions. This just happens to be London one, celebrating where it started and, currently, the longest running theatre show in the world. Lots of history on stage. The clock in the interview, the chair, all show props. Great fun to do and made good friends doing it. (If it ever did get made into a "Orient Express" type film... just love to make it ;)

[@user-ed3sh8df2s]

just read this play for english, i was mollie, i honestly really enjoyed it

[@ChocolateCousins]

I know who dunnit but will not spoil

[@danazia5588]

Is this made into a movie now? I'd love to see it!

[@WildIndieMovies]

I think when this was first put on stage, Agatha Christie stipulated that no film should be made until 6 months after the show closes. That was in 1952! Pretty sure it'll make it's 70th anniversary in 2022 as well. It's a good story.... very Christie!

[@lukacunningham342]

@@WildIndieMovies It’s just very sad that Agatha Christie thought her plot wasn’t good

[@SaugotChowdhury]

See how they run

[@McQueenPress]

Whodunnit?

[@WildIndieMovies]

We can't tell you. 🙂

[@astonmartin4360]

The butler didn't do it !

[@WildIndieMovies]

:-) Nope... it was...