Photo Flash: THE MOUSETRAP Opens Tonight at Big Noise

Big Noise opens The Mousetrap this weekend, the famous Agatha Christie whodunit murder mystery-thriller! Join us for the opening night reception this Friday, January 13th at 7pm. We set the mood for the show with décor and music taking you back in time to 1940s England while you enjoy tea and light refreshments, cast your ticket to win the raffle basket, and mingle with friends and family before the performance.

In The Mousetrap, a group of strangers is stranded at a guest house during a blizzard. A policeman arrives by skis on the trail of a suspected killer. He probes the backgrounds of all present, rattling skeletons from the past, and then - murder! Will the killer be revealed before another victim is caught in the mousetrap?

The Mousetrap will perform at Prairie Lakes Theater, 515 E Thacker, in Des Plaines from January 13-29, 2017. The performances will take place on the following dates and times: Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. / Sundays at 2 p.m. / Wednesday, January 25th at 2 p.m. / Saturday, January 28th at 2 p.m.

Tickets are $30 for adults, $25 for seniors/students and can be purchased on our website at www.bignoisetheatre.org. If you wish to reserve seats by phone, please call 847.604.0275. Group rates are also available.

The cast of this show is ~ Hannah Williams (Chicago) as "Mollie Ralston", Earnest Roberts (Chicago) as "Giles Ralston", John Ham as "Sgt. Trotter" (Chicago), Brandon Kastell (Naperville) as "Christopher Wren", Nicola Brown Howard (Glenview) as "Mrs. Boyle", Rachel Christianson (Chicago) as "Miss Casewell", Bob Sanders (Lake Forest) as "Major Metcalf" and Geoff Isaac (Northbrook) as "Mr. Paravicini".

Noise Theatre Company's productions continue to be known for bringing Downtown quality to the suburbs at reasonable rates. Noise strives to produce high-quality shows that stretch the creative talents of their actors and staff as well as surpass the expectations of their audience.

For further information, go to www.bignoisetheatre.org.

Photo credit: Peter Rasey

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