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Magic Goes Wrong
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Magic Goes Wrong

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Magic Goes Wrong

Raising the bar with their dare-devil stunts, jaw-dropping feats and irresistible comedy genius, Mischief’s Magic Goes Wrong is currently touring the UK and Ireland, direct from the West End. Book your tickets now, before they vanish out of sight (or sellout!).

How long does Magic Goes Wrong Last for?

Does Magic Goes Wrong have any age restrictions? 7+

Does Magic Goes Wrong have an interval? Yes

Seen by 6 fans

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83.0

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17.0

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LikesWhat they loved

  • The Mind Mangler :-D
  • The sending up of obvious troupes
  • There was a delightful end-of-term feel to this show. It was few days before the last performance and the cast were clearly having a lot of fun heckling back at the unruly audience. If you've seen any of the "Goes Wrong" shows on TV, you'll know exactly what to expect. A group of over-enthusiastic but under-equipped performers attempt the impossible and fail in a variety of stunning ways. It was a heady mix of pantomime, farce, silliness, and genuinely lovely magic. Having seen Penn and Teller live in Vegas several years ago, it was interesting to spot the tricks and tropes that they brought to the show. I never got to see Tommy Cooper live. But I wore out the videotapes I had, watching him fail at trick after trick until - miraculously - he pulled off something incredible. That's exactly what I got from Magic Goes Wrong. Everything fell apart until - as if by magic - it all came together. I've seen the Mischief troupe a few times, and it is very welcome that they've become a bit more diverse in the last few years. Every cast member seems thoroughly happy to debase themselves in the name of comedy. Every line is delivered as though they are a Serious Actor™ which just amps up the giggles from the audience. Which, naturally, means that the end is perfectly sentimental without being schmaltzy. The show is on tour now throughout the UK and, if you're in need of a laugh during these dark times, I urge you to grab a ticket.
  • I love mischief
  • Mischief are back with another great show!
Seen by 6 fans
Like
83.0
Dislike
17.0
Wishlists |
0
Avg. Rank
37th

DislikesWhat they didn't enjoy

  • It's *exactly* the same formula as all their other shows. That's not a bad thing - but you do know exactly what's going to happen.
  • Heavy emphasis on the magic....not so much for me
  • Focuses a little too much on the magic rather than comedy

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