See it if you want to see a show with wit and charm, with opportunities for audience participation (sit in the stalls for this).
Don't see it if you want a show that is captivating from start to finish. The Mind Mangler was brilliant but some of the other acts lacked the same presence
See it if You love slapstick, witty writing and magic going wrong in the funniest ways!
Don't see it if You don't enjoy silliness and the other Goes Wrong type shows.
See it if You love magic and the "Goes Wrong Co" this was epic.Penn & Teller's magic advice is sublime as was the slapstick humour. Superb show
Don't see it if You don't like magic or slap stick humour
See it if You enjoy the work this company produces - funny, planned mess-ups, with an underlying, emotional story
Don't see it if You dislike blood, or comedic mistakes, or want a musical
See it if You haven’t laughed properly in a long time. You want a new refreshing show. If you seen Play that goes wrong. Show for all the family.
Don't see it if You don’t enjoy magic. Silly plays were things might go wrong. Interactions with the audience and a lot of laughter.
See it if This is a great show that mixes comedy and magic. It is clever with its great script and timing
Don't see it if If you don't like magic or great comedy this show is not for you
See it if Was funnier than we previously thought it was going to be. Interactive with the audience. Have already recommended it to family and friends
Don't see it if Can’t think of a reason someone would not want to watch it
If you enjoy watching flustered English people get more flustered as stuff goes wrong – and let’s be clear, that is literally their entire shtick – then ‘Magic Goes Wrong’ sees them pulls the trick off once again.
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Everyone, on-stage and (manifestly off) works their socks off to keep things continually derailing on time (direction by Adam Meggido).
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The show is unashamedly silly but also affectionately celebratory of a kind of variety theatre that may have long vanished - but makes a welcome return here.
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Mischief is so adept at developing rapport with an audience, it works anyway. As Paul Daniels used to say: that’s magic.
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It’s executed with love, determination and skill. Tommy Cooper, you suspect, would have loved it. I know I did.
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But, though it doesn’t hit the highs of some previous Mischief outings, it remains a solidly entertaining show, from a company evidently keen to test itself, and, for once, there are a few sweet instances where everything goes right.
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Stunts and tricks go awry in this slapstick romp, though the running gag makes it hard to conjure suspense.
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Those who love the "Goes Wrong" brand will have a pleasant number of laughs to keep the mirth coming, but it's hard to shake the feeling that, for a large portion of the run-time, Mischief may have missed a trick.
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