“Fans of the original The Play That Goes Wrong will recognise some of the jokes and most of the slapstick being used again here, it’s perhaps a case of knowing what works and sticking with it, but Henry Lewis, Henry Shields and Jonathan Sayer’s script is no less funny for it, and does do a good job of taking the original story and turning it into something even more exciting and unpredictable”
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“ ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ is timed to perfection, every single comedic moment is drawn out to the highest point of hilarity. It’s an incredibly silly show, which everyone could use a dose of right now. This show is laugh-out-loud funny throughout, utterly ridiculous, and utterly hysterical. This is a show you can’t miss – I can’t think of anyone that wouldn’t enjoy it!”
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“Every joke, every beat lands perfectly, and this latest iteration, directed with deft hand by Adam Meggido, feels like a warming salve in this colder holiday season, and the Lyric Theatre echoes with laughter for the entire two-hour run time. ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ continues Mischief Theatre’s trend of brilliance, and while decidedly not a panto, it is the perfect show for the season.”
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“It was so lovely to see a number of the mischief company members. I was left in stitches and would recommend everyone to catch it on tour before it finishes and is another hilarious masterpiece from Mischief Theatre.”
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“Fabulously inventive and wickedly funny, this iteration of ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ is expertly performed by a phenomenally talented cast in a production that goes very right indeed. Peter Pan may struggle to fly in this production, but the show itself absolutely soars.”
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“As ever with Mischief, the whole thing is fundamentally a love letter to live performance, and though it’s easy to eye-roll at the sheer broadness of it, there’s also very little point in resisting its manifest charms. Especially seeing as it’s panto season (sorry Chris).”
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“it’s a jolly night out, delivered as overwrought idiocy by an amiable cast.”
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