Mousetrap Opens in London: The Play That Never Closes
Agatha Christie renamed her murder mystery The Mousetrap after a producer objected to the original title Three Blind Mice, creating a work that has run continuously in London's West End since 1952. This longevity now draws global tourists and funds the Mousetrap Theatre Projects, which sends young people into London theaters for educational experiences.
November 25, 1952
74 years ago
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