The original Mischief comedy troupe are bringing their improvised Mischief Movie Night back to London this summer.
From the creators of The Play That Goes Wrong, their madcap improvised comedy show Mischief Movie Night is set for a 5 week only season at The Other Palace, playing from 30 July to 1 September 2024.
Every night is different at Mischief Movie Night as the audience suggests a genre, location and title, and then Mischief brings the show to life, complete with rewinds, fast forwards, directors cuts and a thrilling live score to laugh along to.
The show will feature the original Mischief cast members and regulars including Henry Shields as Need to Check, Bry Corrigan as TBC, Niall Ransome as Guess Who? Henry Lewis as Not Sure, Rhyanna Alexander Davies as Don’t Know Yet, Lauren Shearing as We’ll Never Know, Susan Harrison as I Suppose We’ll Find Out, Jonathan Sayer as Wait and See, Ellie Morris as Surely Not Now, Nancy Zammitt as It’s a Slam Dunk Matt Cavendish as Time, Gentlemen Please, Ruth Bratt as Look Who’s Talking and Josh Elliott as No Idea. They will be joined by musician Richard Baker.
Originally created by Mischief for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the show played the Vaudeville Theatre in 2020.
Mischief’s production of The Play that Goes Wrong continues to play at the West End’s Duchess Theatre, celebrating its 10th anniversary in the West End this September 2024.
More about tickets to Mischief Movie Night at The Other Palace theatre in London
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