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A good evening at a funny and brilliantly executed play. It was made all the better by the cast who really engaged with the audience, who responded accordingly. The performance was extremely energetic in places, to the point that I wondered how some of the cast manage to do this every evening! Some of the 'things that went wrong' also required huge precision and split-second timing, which showed the sheer professionalism of it. At the end the applause reflected the high quality, and the more so when it was explained that it was the debut of one of the main characters; one who had been brilliant and you would never have guessed for a moment that it was a first public performance in the play for him.

Was visiting London for a couple days and wanted to experience a west end theatre show , was really funny and looking to go again soon for the Christmas version. Right when we sat down , a guy sat in front of me and was really tall with big hair. My sister was laughing and right before it started , a couple said to him hes in the wrong seat and he moved one over to be infront of my sister. We were laughing before it started and the play itself was really funny. The stsff were friendly and to get drinks from the bar area was really quick. The building of the set before the play officially starts was funny. The cast were great and can't wait to visit again. To get there is really easy but the district can be really busy. Would be good to have an area such as taxi pickup areas , we didn't really know where we were going after to find a taxi and needed to try and flag one down.

What can I say when we went to see THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG I who'd of said 5 stars but on saturday we went to see comedy about spies and that is better then this show I love mischef comedy works but something about this show I thought something was wrong (but that could of just been because it was a diffrent cast)

Had a great time watching The Play That Goes Wrong at London’s Duchess Theatre. The “bumbling” actors carried off their roles to great comic effect, and I thoroughly enjoyed the laughs! Quite amazing how the “sliding” platform looked so realistic! And the lighting/sound, etc., guy was roped in too! Hilarious!!!

Brilliant experience and show. Absolutely recommend it for anyone who likes theatre. Very well executed show and I'd go back!

This is one of the finest shows on at the West End at the moment - I've seen it four times and will definitely see it again in the future. The comedy is first class, timing is impeccable and there's not a dull moment to be had.

Hilarious day out. Will definitely try to see more of the mischief plays. Nice theatre environment and good audience interactions.

The Play that Goes Wrong is possibly the most hilarious comedy about theatre you will encounter. Not only is it well timed slapstick at its best, but also wonderful acting in a story so delightfully idiotic, Agatha Christie would throw her hands up in shame. The play within the play “The Murder at Haversham Manor” is a clever pastiche of classic closed room whodunnits. Think The Mousetrap but with every cliched British manor house trope you can shake a stick at, performed by a drama society in over their heads with a director having delusions of grandeur. The chaos that ensues both in exceptional physical comedy and wonderful wordplay is a must see. It has everything from misplaced props, malfunctioning sets, improvised lines, actors who think they are gods present to the Thespian community and directors that take themselves as the next Orson Wells. Everyone who has ever been involved in community theatre, will find more than one aspect that screams “Yup, been there, done that.” As with all Mischief productions, if you are in the mood for a side splitting good time, get yourself a ticket and simply enjoy.

Our family of 4 LOVED this play! We laughed through the whole thing, including the bits prior to the start and during the intermission. The actors were wonderfully talented and the story was clever and hilarious.