Win Tickets to The Mousetrap

1130 NewsRadio and the Arts Club Theatre Company are giving you the chance to win 1 of 5 pairs of ticket vouchers to see The Mousetrap. Can you solve this genre defining whodunit?! LIVE on the Granville Island Stage from June 26 – August 10, 2025.

Tickets are on-sale now here

AGATHA CHRISTIE’S GENRE-DEFINING WHODUNIT! On a dark and wintry night, seven strangers are snowed in at a remote English guesthouse while news spreads of a murder in London. The sudden arrival of a police sergeant throws the guests in a panic: the killer is in their midst! The game is now afoot as the sergeant begins to uncover the unsavoury secrets of the visitors. Which one is the murderer? Who will be the next target? For over 70 years, the longest-running play in history has kept audiences guessing. Can you solve this world-famous mystery?

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Enter below for your chance to win 2 ticket vouchers!

No purchase necessary. Contest entry closes April 20, 2025, at approximately 11:59 pm PT. Open to residents of British Columbia who are listening within the terrestrial broadcast radius of 1130 NewsRadio. There are five (5) prizes available to be won, each consisting of a voucher for two (2) people to see the Arts Club Theatre Company presentation of Mousetrap at the Granville Island Stage valued at approximately $150 per pair. Winners must correctly answer a mathematical skill-testing question to win. Full contest rules can be found here.

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