The Play That Goes Wrong in New York

This riotous comedy follows the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they attempt to stage a 1920s murder mystery, with everything that can go wrong doing so spectacularly. Doors stick, props break, floors collapse, and actors forget lines, break character, and even get knocked unconscious—all while trying to keep the show going. The chaos is meticulously crafted by the Mischief Theatre Company, creators of this Olivier Award-winning farce.

Attendees can expect a night of non-stop laughter as the ill-fated troupe bumbles through their performance of *The Murder at Haversham Manor*. From a missing dog to a collapsing set, the mishaps pile up in increasingly absurd ways. The show has been a hit in London's West End since 2014 and ran on Broadway from 2017 to 2019, earning a reputation as one of the funniest plays around.

This New York performance brings the same beloved production that has delighted audiences worldwide. The play's original London cast included Henry Shields, Dave Hearn, and Rob Falconer, and the Broadway production was produced by film director J. J. Abrams.