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What would happen if Sherlock Holmes and Monty Python had an illegitimate Broadway baby? You…
By Douglas Mayo
The original cast of The Play That Goes Wrong reunite for two weeks only. Having rested for 7 years they are likely to be worse than ever.
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By Douglas Mayo
The Play That Goes Wrong Tour has today announced a brave new cast which will come crashing into a theatre near you from 20 April.
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Castmates Chris Lanceley and Matt Harrington on embracing disaster
It helps to be close with your castmates when your show is a fiasco. Of course, The Play That Goes Wrong is an intentional …
Join TDF on Thursday, March 3 at 1 p.m. ET as The Play That Goes Wrong costars and pals Chris Lanceley and Matt Harrington share behind-the-scenes secrets about the production, including the…
Costars Chris Lanceley and Matt Harrington on embracing disaster
It helps to be close with your castmates when your show is a fiasco. Of course, The Play That Goes Wrong is an intentional me…
Despite the setbacks, the actors struggle bravely to reach the final curtain, in events packed with Keaton-esque slapstick, finely-tuned fast and a wealth of physical comedy. This rib-tickli…
By Douglas Mayo
The Play That Goes Wrong West End will be going wronger longer as the hit comedy announces it will extend performances into April 2023.
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THIS WRONG IS OH SO RIGHT Broadway in Chicago's gamble is absolutely the right play at the right time. Staged in the intimate setting of the Broadway Playhouse Theatre, this Broadway and Lon…
Welcome to the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society. Chris Bean will be making his directorial debut, and for the next two hours his cast will be telling you the story of "The Murder at Haversh…
Since moving to the US, British-born and NYC-based Chris Lanceley from Liverpool, who has appeared on network television (FBI; Blue Bloods) and Off-Broadway, is either "a terrible actor" or …
Fans of physical comedy may find it a rare treat. This is a gentle-hearted show which calls to mind the kind of physical schtick on old TV variety programs.
This play is a farce that relies on you not knowing, and certainly not anticipating, what might be going right and what might be going wrong. Easier just to say that the night is full of lau…
