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Mischief Theatre return to the London stage, and to their trademark incredibly literally-titled shows with The Comedy About Spies , a 1960s...

While Mischief Theatre is still happily franchising around the world, its original cast have been doing more work separately since the TV ...

Taking up half of Mischief Theatre's year-long residency at the Vaudeville Theatre is a return, after an attempt at a slightly  more c...

PREVIEW DISCLAIMER: Groan Ups is having an extended preview period and invites the official reviewers in next week. Mischief Theatre...

I was apprehensive about whether the latest show from Mischief Theatre, of The PlayThat Goes Wrong and Lights! Camera! Improvise! would ...

Having the set collapse on them six nights a week apparently doesn't leave the members of Mischief Theatre as bruised as they would li...

The original Play That Goes Wrong made it into my Top Ten shows of last year. A big word-of mouth hit, it extended its run a couple of ti...

Earlier this year I loved The Play That Goes Wrong , but wasn't sure about the title, thinking it seemed a bit blunt and didn't re...

I'd been put off by the uninspired title from seeing The Play That Goes Wrong 's initial run at the Old Red Lion, but some very en...

The Philip Ridley-fest continues with a revival of Mercury Fur at the Old Red Lion. The country is in chaos, the young people caught up i...