From the multi-award-winning company behind The Play That Goes Wrong, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery comes a brand-new spy caper packed with mistaken identities, Cold War intrigue, and Mischief Theatre’s signature physical comedy. Expect secrets, spies, spectacular mishaps, and an evening of nonstop laughter. Matt DiCarlo expertly orchestrates the chaos, ensuring every misunderstanding, mistaken identity, and split-second gag lands exactly. Despite

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From the moment you step into the Apollo Theatre, Christmas Carol Goes Wrong wraps you up like a festive jumper you didn’t know you needed — slightly chaotic, extremely comforting, and guaranteed to make you smile. Even before the curtain rises, the pre-show music playlist sets the tone beautifully. A selection of instrumental, jazz-inspired Christmas classics drifts through the auditorium, instantly creating a warm, cosy atmosphere. It feels like being gently eased int

The Comedy About Spies might just be Mischief’s slickest, silliest, and most stylish caper yet. Direction by Matt DiCarlo was razor-sharp. Every movement felt intentional, yet completely chaotic in that signature Mischief way. It’s the kind of precision where you know if anyone sneezed in the wrong place the whole scene would fall apart—but it never does. Perfection. Movement director Shelley Maxwell deserves a medal. She clearly studied each actor’s quirks and turned them in