St Martin's Theatre London
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What’s On at St Martin's Theatre
St Martin's Theatre is best known for being the home of Queen of Crime Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, which holds the record for being the longest-running play in the world. Over 70 years since it premiered, theatregoers are still faithfully keeping the ending of this classic whodunnit a secret, so every new audience is surprised by the story’s unexpected twists and turns. Many musicals and plays have come and gone, but this stalwart of the West End promises a unique slice of theatre history that you cannot find anywhere else. Once you've seen it, you may be in the mood for even more from the Queen of Crime, so head to London County Hall where Witness for the Prosecution delivers clever revelations, surprises and tense courtroom drama.
About the St Martin's Theatre
The St Martin's Theatre was built as a pair with the Ambassadors Theatre and opened in 1916. Tucked away in the Seven Dials area of the West End, the intimate venue was designed by renowned theatre architect W. G. R. Sprague in an English Georgian style. English Heritage gave the theatre a Grade II listing in 1973. The first production at the theatre was the world premiere of Edwardian musical comedy Houp La! starring Gertie Miller, one of the West End's most prominent performers in the early 20th century.
Map and Address
West Street, London, WC2H 0DP