The Play That Goes Wrong cast

THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG

Mon 7 - Sat 12 August 2017
Tickets £18 - £33*

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The multi award-winning West End smash hit comedy returns for another hilarious week, back by phenomenal demand after a sell-out run!

The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society are putting on a 1920s murder mystery, but as the title suggests, everything that can go wrong… does! As the accident prone thesps battle on against all the odds to reach their final curtain call, hilarious results ensue!

Hailed as ‘a gut-busting hit’ by the New York Times, Mischief Theatre’s sell-out West End comedy has won a host of celebrity endorsements, from the likes of Joanna Lumley (“We laughed until the tears ran down our faces, it has to be seen”) to Ant & Dec (“The funniest show we’ve seen! If you can get a ticket, go!”).

Don’t miss your second chance to see this brilliantly funny comedy that’s guaranteed to leave you aching with laughter!

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Running Time

Approximately 2 hours 10 minutes including a 20 minute interval

Tickets

Monday – Saturday, 7.45pm
and Saturday, 2.30pm: £18/£23/£28/£33*
Thursday, 2.30pm: £18/£23/£28*

*All ticket prices include a £3 per-ticket booking fee

Assisted Performances:

Audio Described performance: Saturday 12 August, 2:30pm

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Gallery

  • 2 people look at a man as he appears from a wardrobe as a lady in a red dress stand outside the window.
  • 3 men stand behind a couch with a lady and gentleman on it.  All but the gentleman laying down look towards the audience with their arms raised in mock horror.
  • 3 men stand in row looking shocked with their right hands on their chins.
  • The lady in a red dress is falling through the window in a comic manner as two men try to help her in a bumbling fashion.
  • ''Genuinely hilarious. Boy, does it hit the funny bone.''

    DAILY TELEGRAPH
  • ''Exquisitely choreographed mayhem''

    THE INDEPENDENT
  • ''Gloriously preposterous''

    THE STAGE
  • ''I feared I was going to hyperventilate''

    DAILY MAIL