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Whidbey Children's Theater Presents The Mousetrap

UPDATE: Mousetrap will run for 4 shows, opening Thursday Dec 17, through Sunday Dec 20! Details below, thank you!

Whidbey Children's Theater is proud to present Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, the second production of their "Season to Remember", opening Thursday, December 17 and running through Sunday, December 20.

The Mousetrap is presented in WCT's intimate black box theater space, The Martha Murphy Barn (limited to 40 seats per show). A classic mystery brought skillfully to the stage by Director David Mayer and a dedicated cast of high school actors, this one will leave you guessing until the final curtain.

You'll be thrust into the depths of mystery as we find ourselves in an English country manor amidst a blizzard of unusual proportions. Shortly after a local murder, the cast of seemingly unrelated characters must find their connections if they are to survive and some of them won't!

Agatha Christie is known as both the The Queen of Crime and The Queen of Mystery , and is the best selling novelist in history. "The Mousetrap" is also the longest-running stage play in history, opening in 1952 and still running today at St. Martin's Theatre in London.

Performances show December 17, 18, 19, (7:00pm), and 20th (2pm).
Tickets are $8 for Students 18 and under, and $16 for Adults & Seniors. This production is recommended ages 12+, no babes in arms, no late seating.

Special Student Night:
Thursday Dec 17, tickets $5 for youth under 18, or with Student ID!

For tickets and information, visit www.wctmagic.org or call 360.221.8707. The box office opens 1 hour before every performance. Please call ahead for handicapped accessible seating if possible, so we can give you the best experience possible.

See you at the theater!
Whidbey Children's Theater is located at 723 Camano Ave, Langley WA 98260 between Langley Middle School and Whidbey Island Center for the Arts.

Whidbey Children s Theater is a 501(c)3 non-profit arts organization providing training for youth in performing arts for over 30 years.