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Hilarious Havoc: 'The Play That Goes Wrong' Takes Melbourne!
Overview
Witness the uproarious comedy, 'The Play That Goes Wrong,' a theatrical masterpiece of mishaps and mayhem. This Olivier Award-winning production brings controlled chaos to the Athenaeum Theatre One in Melbourne this September. The Athenaeum, a historic Melbourne landmark, has a capacity of around 900 seats and has hosted countless performances since its establishment in 1839. Melbourne, known for its vibrant arts scene and passionate theatregoers, provides the perfect backdrop for this celebrated show, praised for its exceptional physical comedy and clever writing. Audiences consistently rave about the show's ability to deliver non-stop laughter and unforgettable theatrical moments.
Highlights
Olivier Award Winner: Recognized with the prestigious Olivier Award for Best New Comedy, cementing its status as a top-tier theatrical production.
Non-Stop Laughter: Known for its relentless comedic pace and abundance of physical gags, guaranteeing an evening filled with laughter.
Historic Venue: Performed at Melbourne's iconic Athenaeum Theatre One, a landmark venue renowned for its rich history and cultural significance.
Critical Acclaim: Praised by critics and audiences alike for its exceptional writing, slapstick, and overall entertainment value.
Sentiment Analysis
Overall, 'The Play That Goes Wrong' receives overwhelmingly positive feedback. Viewers praise its hilarious physical comedy and clever writing. While a few find it repetitive, most agree it delivers non-stop laughter and unforgettable moments.

Praised for exceptional physical comedy.
Clever writing and well-executed slapstick.
Consistently delivers non-stop laughter.
Unforgettable theatrical moments.
Some find the repetitive nature tiring.
Occasional slow patches reported by a few viewers.
Location
Meeting Point
Athenaeum Theatre One Melbourne VIC AU

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Sep
27
Saturday
7:30 PM
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