As you know, crime lovers, and there are millions of them,
“Mouse Trap” is at the very top of readability, despite the fact that since its writing
more than seventy years have passed.
All that was needed here was an English provincial guesthouse in winter and visiting guests trapped in a double trap, because of the snow and the murderer hidden among them. The mystery of imminent murder is of course explained in a surprising way, because it is no coincidence that Agatha Christie is a master of crime.
After watching the show, it will be clear who killed. However, it is our ambition to look deeper: why was the murder committed at 74 Culver Street in London? What events and motives led to such a tragic tangle of events. And here the matter becomes more serious, going beyond the framework of only a criminal story. Agatha Christie has inscribed in this play some tropes that may lead to answers to these important questions. The creators of the play, led by the director of the play, Artur Tyszkiewicz, will read these signs. Colorful and characteristic characters from the world of crime play wonderful actors: Magdalena Zawadzka, Magdalena Schejbal, Milena Suszyńska, Łukasz Lewandowski, Dariusz Wnuk, Bartłomiej Nowosielski, Jakub Pruski and Krystian Pesta.
The author of “Mousetraps” claimed that everyone will find in
This art is something for you, regardless of age and taste. Because it pleases
young and old, and in their genre — that is, light stage works with
a pinch of humor and a thrill of horror — it is characterized by a streamlined design.
The action of art is captivating and at the same time surprising and it is difficult to say where we are
He'll be there in a few minutes.
There is no doubt that the master of crime
she set several traps in this play, not only for the heroes of this arcane
stories, but... for the audience as well.
“Mousetrap” — the title that took over the scenes
theatres all over the world, for the first time present on the poster of the Theatre
Athenaeum.
Media patrons: RMF Classic, TVP Kultura.
The license to use the Works has been granted by the Association of Authors Zaiks
MOUSETRAP exhibited with permission from Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. www.concordtheatricals.co.uk
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