A few months after the close of "Private Lives", I was back on the road with Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap".

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This is currently the West End's longest running play, and has performed continuously (bar Covid) in London's West End for 70 years. To mark this huge anniversary a new touring production was sent out.

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Featuring Todd Carty, Gwyneth Strong and John Altman, the remaining characters were portrayed by Laurence Pears, Joelle Dyson, Elliot Clay, Kieron Brown, Essie Barrow and Joseph Reed.

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As with "Private Lives" I was hired to cover, on this occasion 4 characters: Major Metcalf, Giles, Mr Paravicini and Sgt Trotter.

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Amazingly I managed to get on 50 times, which is my highest record as a cover (only 6 performances for "Private Lives) with 1 going to Giles and 49 to the Major!

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Once my tour had completed, I briefly returned for a week with the new cast, then just before opening with "Private Lives" at The Ambassador's Theatre, spent a week portraying Major Metcalf next door at the historic St Martin's Theatre, Soho.

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I absolutely loved my journey with "The Mousetrap" and am so grateful for opportunities and friends it gave me.

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During the tour I made a few videos which you can watch below.​

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