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Review of ‘Christmas Carol Goes Wrong’: “Last instalment in Mischief’s saga is a creative Scrooge”

Charles Dickens’s festive classic meets the Ghost of Christmas Chaos through Mischief’s newest addition to the West End. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show to let us know if the latest Goes Wrong honours its title a little too much. If you’ve previously seen The Play That Goes Wrong, you know what you’re…
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Review of ‘Why Am I So Single?”: “It needs a couple of twea(n)ks”

The highly anticipated musical brought by the writing team behind SIX finally lands on the West End stage, setting up a flashy megamix of laughter, romantic confidences and hit-to-be tunes. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its camp love affair theming is an idea worth marrying. Ah, the joys…
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Review of ‘Mind Mangler’: “Good omens”

London’s Apollo Theatre welcomes the West End transfer of Mischief’s latest creation, following its original run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the production, to let us know if this slapstick magic show actually had a bad hare day. I’ve always said that if you were able to read my mind…
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Review of ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’: “This Captain needs another hook”

The Mischief Company cracks it in the West End with the re-opening of a second show for the holiday season. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if in this campy comedy the jokes ever land. Think of the happiest things, it’s the same as having wings… Gosh, if cocaine…
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Los creadores de ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ estrenan tres nuevas comedias en el West End
La compañía Mischief Theatre regresa a Londres desde su última aparición en 2016, con una obra que reflexiona a través del humor sobre los problemas de hacerse mayor. El montaje, que se representará en el Vaudeville Theatre, será sucedido por otras dos obras del mismo grupo, que podrán verse a lo largo de su estancia…
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The creators of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ to open three new comedies in the West End
The Mischief Theatre company to return to the West End from their last appearance in 2016, with a play that thinks over the aches of growing up – always through humour. The production, which will be performed at the Vaudeville Theatre, will be succeeded by other two comedies by the same group, which will open…

