Silhouettes of five people, two women three men, one woman has devil horns and one man has a bowler hat, in a purple to pink to yellow gradient. They're stood in front of a large black and silhouette of a someone in a cap wearing a devil mask over their eyes. Behind on the left is two happy players masks also in the yellow to purple gradient. The background is a dark blue with a black star in a circle seemingly covered in blue thorns

The Comedy of Terrors

Drama Rumpus Theatre Company presents by John Goodrum The Haymarket

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Tickets:

£26, 2pm £24. Under 25s and f/t students £15.50 (includes £4 booking fee)

Group bookings

Buy 10 tickets and get the 11th free

Schools tickets

Under 25s £15.50, one free teacher per 10 pupils (includes £4 booking fee)

Talk

Sat 9 Nov / 2pm – stay in your seat after the performance for a free post-show talk with the company

Performers and Cast

John Goodrum
Sarah Wynne Kordas

The brand-new, devilishly funny farce from Rumpus Theatre (As It Comes, The Tell-Tale Heart, Raffles).

When Jo Smith arrives for an audition with director Vyvian Jones, it turns out she's actually been invited to the theatre by his twin brother Beverley, who wants her to impersonate her own twin sister Fiona. This is a terrible rouse to hide Beverley and Fiona's affair from both his fiancé and his twin.

It all starts to unfurl when the real Fiona, Sons of Satan Association member Vyvian, and his identical triplet brother, the police officer arrive. 

The stage is set for a truly fast-moving madcap comedy of multiple mistaken identities.

The Comedy of Terrors is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Samuel French Ltd. concordtheatricals.co.uk

Cast & Creatives

Cast & Creatives

Cast & Creatives

Reviews

Full marks for originality... impressive
The Flaneur
A farcical and hilarious couple of hours... fabulous
Bracknell News
If you haven’t seen it, do. If you have, see it again; it's just as funny and ingenious second time around. I was worn out with laughing by the end... written under the influence of happy juice!
Derbyshire Times

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