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The Mousetrap opened on November 25, 1952 produced by Peter Saunders
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The Mousetrap Dossier
A sourced guide to the production, creative team and documented stage experience behind the ticket.
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The Mousetrap opened on November 25, 1952 produced by Peter Saunders
Source: AgathachristieThe Mousetrap had its world premiere on 6 October 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham
Source: ThemousetrapThe Mousetrap originated from Agatha Christie’s radio play “Three Blind Mice” written in 1947 for the BBC as a birthday gift to Queen Mary
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The Mousetrap opened on November 25, 1952 produced by Peter Saunders
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The Mousetrap had its world premiere on 6 October 1952 at the Theatre Royal, Nottingham
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The Mousetrap originated from Agatha Christie’s radio play “Three Blind Mice” written in 1947 for the BBC as a birthday gift to Queen Mary
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The Mousetrap is a murder‑mystery play written by Agatha Christie
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The Mousetrap is described as Agatha Christie’s longest‑running theatrical work
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remains a staple of West End theatre and touring productions worldwide
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