A limited number of day seats will go on sale at 10.am for performances that day, only available in person from the box office.

Day sets are £19.52 each. 
 
Ticket sales are strictly limited to two tickets per person

The Box Office Manager reserves the right to refuse sale if they feel the seats are being bought for resale by ticket touts.

Please note that a maximum of 9 tickets can be purchased online, for any bookings of ten or more, please contact the box office on 020 7836 1443

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Monday to Friday

10+ for £34.50 on Band A (£57.50/£59.50/£62.50) tickets.

Mid week matinee rate

10+ for £22.50 on Band B (£47.50/£49.50) tickets.

Group rate available for Monday to Friday performances only. Rates are excluded from the Christmas period ( 23 December 2019 to 4 Jan 2020) February  half term – W/c 17th Feb 2020 and October half term – W/c 26 Oct 2020.

Valid Monday-Thursday including Matinees

Band B  reduced to £17.50 + 1 free teacher per 10 paid.

Band A  reduced to £25 + 1 free teacher per 10 paid.

Exclusions apply

The performance starts promptly at the time shown on the ticket. This is 7.30pm Tuesday to Saturday, 3pm on Thursday and Saturday, and 2pm or 6pm on Sunday.

If you book directly through the theatre you can collect your tickets any time before the performance starts.
Please note that you must present the credit or debit card on which the tickets were purchased.
If you have booked through a ticket agent, please check with them what time your tickets will be available at the box office.

The performance starts promptly at the time shown on the ticket. This is 7.30pm Tuesday to Saturday, 3pm on Thursday and Saturday, and 2pm or 6pm on Sunday.

The show is 2 hours and 20 minutes; this includes a 20-minute interval.

There is no dress code, although we advise patrons to wear something comfortable as sitting for the duration of the performance can be quite restricting.

there is no Clockroom at this time.
We can only admit small items & bags that fit underneath, or in front of, the seats in the auditorium.

The auditorium opens 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

There is a bar on every level. The Dress Circle bar opens 45 minutes before the performance starts and is for use by all patrons.
The Stalls and Upper Circle bar open 30 minutes before the show starts. Each bar closes after the interval.

Yes. Please email us on enquiries@the-mousetrap.co.uk we will endeavour to help.

We can arrange drinks in advance, including champagne to make your evening even more of a special occasion.

Please note that interval drinks can be ordered in advance from the bar, saving you time at the interval. Our bar staff will be happy to help and advise you.

Light snacks are permitted and can be purchased in our kiosk & bars.
Bar drinks can only be taken into the auditorium in plastic cups, which are provided at each bar.
Hot food and drink is not permitted anywhere in the theatre.

Our merchandise is on sale before and after the performance.

This is available at the kiosk in our foyer with a full range available including our very popular Mousetrap Tea Towel at just £7.

No, there are no lifts at this theatre. If you have mobility and/or any specific access requirements, please refer to the access section below.

Patrons with specific access or seating requirements should book with the Box Office direct on 020 3034 2604. Bookings for specific seats should be made early to avoid disappointment. Bookings and enquires can also be taken by email at access@stmartinstheatre.co.uk.

The St Martin’s Theatre is located in West Street. It is situated next to the Ambassadors Theatre and opposite the Ivy Restaurant. There are 3 shallow steps from the pavement to swing doors through to the foyer, where you will find the box office to your left and a souvenir kiosk to your right. There are 5 steps to the back of the dress circle auditorium, where there are two steps between rows. All staircases have handrails and are highlighted. Access to the Stalls and Upper Circle are not suitable for patrons with walking difficulties.

There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium with both loop and conventional type headsets. Headsets must be booked in advance and a deposit is required. Upon arrival, please speak to a member of staff to receive your headset. Occasionally, performances are Captioned and Sign Interpreted.

Guide dogs and hearing dogs are permitted in the auditorium and staff can dog sit by prior arrangement. Dogs will be looked after in the manager’s office. Please inform the box office at the time of booking. Some performances are Audio Described.

Wheelchair access is via a removable ramp through the main entrance – staff will be available to assist. There are two spaces for wheelchairs, one in Box C and one in the dress circle. 

It is possible to transfer from a wheelchair to an aisle seat in the dress circle.

All of the bars are accessed via stairs. Drinks in plastic cups may be taken into the auditorium. 

There is an adapted toilet on the dress circle level. Access is via the entrance on Tower Court. Please ask a member of staff, who will be happy to assist with access to the adapted toilet facilities.

Please contact our Stage Door Keeper to enquire about your lost property. They can be contact on 020 7836 1086.

Children under school age will not be permitted and the recommended age for the Mousetrap is 7 years and above.
Children under the age of 16 will not be permitted entry into the auditorium without an adult present. All children must have their own ticket.

Unfortunately we cannot offer this to our patrons due to the traditional nature of the show.

It is possible to meet the cast outside our Stage Door following the performance.
Please be aware that performers may be in a hurry at times but will usually try to make time to chat and sign autographs.

We do not offer WIFI to patrons at this time.

We are happy for you to take pictures inside the auditorium of the theatre before the show begins.
Please do feel free to share them on Social Media #keepthesecret

However, please note that it is strictly forbidden to take pictures of the action on stage when the curtain goes up.

We strive to keep the theatre in comfortable conditions through the changing seasons.

Patrons not accustomed to West End Theatres are asked to observe the splendid and unusual architectural features and to take due care.
The theatre is approximately 100 years old, so please be aware that there may be legroom restrictions amongst other issues associated with old buildings.