Get your tickets for The Mousetrap, playing at Good Neighbors Theatre, 8780 Highway 111 for five performances: Saturday, February 28; Sunday, March 1; and Thursday, Friday and Saturday March 5, 6, and 7. Sunday is a matinee at 2:00 p.m.

Other performances are evenings at 7:00 p.m. This “Whodunit” play is known for its twist ending , so come see if you can solve the crime, but when you do find out, don’t tell a soul! Audiences are traditionally asked not to reveal the ending after leaving the theatre and GNT is also asking local theatre goers to enjoy their evening, but not to spoil the mystery for their friends in future audiences.

Tickets are available at the Pickett County Chamber of Commerce, 1005 Highway 111 (931) 864-7195. Adult admission is $12 and children 3-12 are $8. Children under two years of age are free. Please note a change to our ticket policy: All tickets reserved in advance must be prepaid in full. All pre -reserved tickets can be confirmed through the GNT Ticket Outlet at the Pickett County Chamber of Commerce. Reservations may be made by stopping by the Chamber of Commerce in person to purchase tickets or by calling in a reservation.

All reservations called in to be held for Will Call must mail payment to be received by Good Neighbors Theatre within three days of making the reservation.

The last day for GNT to receive mailed in checks is Friday, February 27 for the first weekend performances and Wednesday, March 4 for the second week end performances.

Make checks payable to GNT at P.O. Box 493, Byrdstown, TN 38549. All tickets are non-refundable. Tickets on Will Call not claimed 10 minutes prior to curtain are subject to be released for resale.

Detective Sargeant Trotter, played by Albany’s Donovan Hatfield, is shown questioning Mrs. Boyle, played by Darlene Neeley, during a recent rehearsal of The Mousetrap at the Good Neighbors Theatre in Byrdstown, Tennessee.