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Venue	Alexandra Theatre
Town	Birmingham
County	West Midlands
From	16th May 2022
To	21st May 2022
Alexandra Theatre (V140)
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The Play That Goes Wrong

Work:: The Play That Goes Wrong (S1641067323)

The inept and accident prone Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society embark on bringing an ambitious 1920's murder mystery (Murder at Haversham Manor) to The Edinburgh Festival. Chris the arrogant head of the drama society has directed the piece and cast himself as the dynamic Inspector. Desperate wannabe actress Sandra and the genuinely doting Max struggle opposite each other as the romantic interest while hapless Dennis still can't pronounce 'facade'. An hour of hilarious disaster ensues; actors get knocked out, the play gets stuck on a loop and the set falls down before the final denouement. The production ends with an uproarious, totally improvised Q&A session with the cast, where the audience can put their own questions to the unfortunate troupe.

Author	Henry Lewis
Author	Jonathan Sayer
Author	Henry Shields

Production:: (T2006905137)

Producer	Kenny Wax
Producer	Stage Presence Ltd
Company	Mischief Theatre
Director	Sean Turner
Design	Nigel Hook
Costume	Roberto Surace
Lighting	Ric Mountjoy
Sound	Andy Johnson
Director	Amy Marchant (resident director)
Performer	Kazeem Tosin Amore (Robert)
Performer	Colin Burnicle (Chris)
Performer	Damien James (Dennis)
Performer	Beth Lilly (Annie)
Performer	Edi De Melo (Max)
Performer	Aisha Numah (Sandra)
Performer	Gabriel Paul (Trevor)
Performer	Steven Rostance (Jonathan)
Performer	Harry Boyd (understudy)
Performer	Mary McGurk (understudy)
Performer	Clare Noy (understudy)
Performer	Will Taylor (understudy)

Listing:: L1942258058

Current production:Work

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