August 27th - 30th, September 4th - 6th
The Play That Goes Wrong
By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields
Get ready for an evening of sheer hilarity with "The Play That Goes Wrong" by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields. Expect the unexpected in this sidesplitting show where chaos reigns supreme. Join us from August 27th through September 6th for a performance you won't soon forget. Be ready for the mayhem!
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Tickets are also currently available at Bee's Marketplace.
Week 1 Aug. 27th - 30th
Week 2 Sept. 4th - 6th
Location
The performance will be at the Centennial Academy. See the map below for directions.
"It's a miracle this show even starts, let alone finishes!"
"The Play That Goes Wrong" by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields is a riotous and side-splitting comedy that explores the chaos and calamity of a theater production gone horribly awry. The play follows the earnest yet disastrously incompetent Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they attempt to stage a 1920s murder mystery. Despite their best intentions, everything that can go wrong does go wrong, from collapsing sets to missed cues and everything in between.
As the hapless actors struggle to keep the show on track, their hilarious misfortunes pile up, creating an avalanche of comedic mishaps that will leave the audience in stitches. The play brilliantly combines physical comedy, slapstick humor, and witty dialogue, making for an evening of unrelenting laughter and entertainment.
"The Play That Goes Wrong" is a masterclass in comedic timing and disaster, offering a hilarious peek behind the curtain of live theater. With every mishap and blunder, the play captivates the audience, keeping them on the edge of their seats with laughter and anticipation. This delightful disaster is a testament to the resilience of performers and the sheer joy of live theater, where anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, in the most hilarious way possible.
As the hapless actors struggle to keep the show on track, their hilarious misfortunes pile up, creating an avalanche of comedic mishaps that will leave the audience in stitches. The play brilliantly combines physical comedy, slapstick humor, and witty dialogue, making for an evening of unrelenting laughter and entertainment.
"The Play That Goes Wrong" is a masterclass in comedic timing and disaster, offering a hilarious peek behind the curtain of live theater. With every mishap and blunder, the play captivates the audience, keeping them on the edge of their seats with laughter and anticipation. This delightful disaster is a testament to the resilience of performers and the sheer joy of live theater, where anything that can go wrong, will go wrong, in the most hilarious way possible.
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A Hilarious Comedy Extravaganza!Prepare to be enthralled by "The Play That Goes Wrong." This uproarious production will have you doubled over with laughter from start to finish, thanks to its perfectly executed comedy and stellar cast. The sheer chaos and endless mishaps create a sidesplitting experience that will leave you in stitches long after the final curtain falls. Don't miss this must-see comedic masterpiece!- A Riveting Dive into Theatrical Mayhem"The Play That Goes Wrong" is a riotous exploration of theatrical disaster, brought to life by a talented ensemble. The play's brilliant physical comedy and endless blunders create an irresistible atmosphere that draws you into a world where everything goes hilariously wrong. This engaging and laugh-out-loud experience will keep you entertained and amused, challenging your perceptions of what can happen on stage.
- Unrelentingly Funny and Unforgettable!"The Play That Goes Wrong" is a comedic gem that delivers a nonstop barrage of laughs and theatrical mayhem. The exceptional cast skillfully navigates a narrative filled with hilarious accidents and absurd situations. With each unexpected twist, the play keeps you laughing and wondering what could possibly go wrong next. It's a rollercoaster of comedy that's not to be missed!