EastEnders star Nicholas Bailey is set to perform at a Dorset venue later this year.
He will be joined by Susan Penhaligon as they take part in the 75th Anniversary UK tour of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap.
The duo will play Major Metcalf and Mrs Boyle, respectively, and the tour will come to Lighthouse Poole from November 23 to November 28.
The Mousetrap is renowned as the longest-running play in the world, having celebrated its 30,000th West End performance earlier this year, and is recognised by the Guinness World Records for its theatrical longevity.
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The play, which has been running since 1952, will continue at London’s St Martin’s Theatre into its 75th year.
Nicholas Bailey, famed for his role as Dr Anthony Trueman in EastEnders, has a vast career across stage, screen, and radio.
His credits span from Richard Eyre's King Lear at the National Theatre to roles in Coronation Street, Casualty, and Holby City.
Susan Penhaligon, known for her role opposite Dame Judi Dench in A Fine Romance, has a rich history in both television and stage, having appeared in Emmerdale, Doctor Who, and Dracula.
She has also performed extensively in the West End and across the UK.
The Mousetrap, produced by Brian Fenty, tells the story of a shocking murder in London, with a police sergeant battling a deadly snowstorm to warn a remote country guesthouse.
As the plot unfolds, the audience is left to solve the murder mystery.
Tickets are on sale now at Lighthouse Poole's website or by calling 01202 280000.
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