Agatha Christie’s iconic murder mystery play The Mousetrap will be brought to life for the first time in Australia by a stellar cast, announced today by Producers, Michael Coppel, Louise Withers and Linda Bewick.
Celebrating the Diamond Anniversary of The Mousetrap, the Australian tour is one of 60 productions to open in 2012, with tours scheduled for Russia and China, Turkey, Holland and even Venezuela.
The cast will feature:
Robert Alexander
(Bell Shakespeare, Dance Academy, Muriel’s Wedding)
Linda Cropper
(Offspring, Melba, Little Fish, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries)
Nicholas Hope
(AFI recipient; Best Actor in a Leading Role for his performance in Bad Boy Bubby)
Jacinta John
(All Saints, McLeod’s Daughters)
Justin Smith
(Bastard Boys, Rent, Billy Elliot the Musical)
Christy Sullivan
(MTC’s Next to Normal, Packed to the Rafters)
Gus Murray
(Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby, McLeod’s Daughters)
Travis Cotton
(MTC’s Hamlet, Black Swan’s Away)
The Mousetrap is the longest running show in the world, having originally opened on London’s West End in November 1952 it has since played over 24,000 performances.
The Australian Diamond Anniversary Tour of The Mousetrap will open at The Sydney Theatre at Walsh Bay on June 30 and will go on to play at Perth’s His Majesty’s Theatre from August 14 and Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre from August 30.
Tickets for all announced cities go on sale to the general public at 9.00am on Monday March 26.
The Sydney Theatre at Walsh Bay
June 30 – July 28
Tickets:
Sydney Theatre
Ticketmaster
Sydney Theatre:
02 9250 1999
or Ticketmaster:
1300 723 038
His Majesty’s Theatre
August 14 – August 26
Tickets:
BOCS
BOCS:
08 9484 1133
or 1800 193 300
The Comedy Theatre
August 30 – October 7
Tickets:
Ticketmaster
Ticketmaster:
136 100
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Please bring this show to Brisbane!!!!!!
I second that. Would love to see this classic in Brisbane.
I saw this in the 50's in London when I was 10. Still vivid in my memory. It will be fantastic to see it in Melbourne.
Where are the Brisbane dates. It would be a full house every night.
Hey don't leave Brisbane out !!!!
Would the author please advise why this is not being staged in Australia's third-largest city, when it is being performed in much smaller places?
I really want to see this in Brisbane