canopy constructed in Cheshire and fitted in 1998.

The Mousetrap has been running for sixty years or more, one of the London stage’s biggest and longest running hits, and these days the name of St Martin’s goes hand in hand with the Mousetrap. The show has clocked up 25,000 performances and counting, and it’s as popular as it ever was.

Past shows at St Martin’s Theatre

St Martin's has staged a host of popular plays over the years since it first opened, including pieces by John Galsworthy, Frederick Lonsdale and Noel Coward. Before The Mousetrap arrived it also hosted The Grass is Greener by Hugh Williams, John Mortimer's The Wrong Side of the Park and the smash hit thriller, Sleuth. The Mousetrap opened there in March 1974.

St Martin’s Theatre access

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