Magic Goes Wrong Tickets

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Magic Goes Wrong re-opened with a blast in the West End last week. The show, which is now playing at the Apollo Theatre is another offering from the multi awarding-winning Mischief Theatre, which also produced The Play That Goes Wrong, The Comedy About a Bank Robbery and Mischief Movie Night. We caught up with one of the founders of Mischief Theatre and the co-writer and star of Magic Goes Wrong, Henry Lewis to ask some quick-fire questions about the show.

Mischief Theatre’s Magic Goes Wrong is returning to the West End later this month for a limited run at London’s Apollo Theatre. The hysterical production will have its first performance on 21 October 2021 and is booking to 27 February 2022. Get ready for an evening of side-splitting laughter and book your tickets for Magic Goes Wrong before they disappear! 

Mischief Theatre’s Magic Goes Wrong is set to return to the West End next month for a limited run. The hilarious production will have its first preview at London’s Apollo Theatre on 21 October 2021 and is booking to 27 February 2022. Guarantee an evening (or afternoon) of laughter by booking your tickets for Magic Goes Wrong before they vanish! 

Now you see them! The hilarious romp from Mischief Theatre Company is returning to London's West End just in time for the magical Christmas season. What's more, the hit stage play has got a number of new social distancing tricks up its sleeve to help ensure audience members stay safe and secure whilst laughing themselves silly! Magic Goes Wrong officially re-opens at the Vaudeville Theatre on 10 December 2020 with tickets on sale now!

The West End is just experiencing an interval right now, but the show magic must go wrong on! Mischief Theatre Company's spectacular new production Magic Goes Wrong is one of many London theatre shows guaranteed to continue once it's safe to attend the theatre again. Here's everything you need to know about Magic Goes Wrong as it prepares to enter a new season following the West End shutdown.

The latest “Goes Wrong” show from Mischief Theatre, popular for The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess Theatre) and The Comedy About A Bank Robbery (Criterion Theatre), Magic Goes Wrong (Vaudeville Theatre) has announced a new London cast. Magic Goes Wrong will be running as part of Mischief Theatre’s year-long season at the Vaudeville and is booking until 30 August 2020. Read below for all the new casting details…

Don't let the title of the show fool you! Based on the many four- and five-star reviews from critics, it appears Magic Goes Wrong does everything right! Find out what audiences in Theatreland have been saying about Mischief Theatre Company's latest instalment, which has now extended its run until 30 August 2020 at London's Vaudeville Theatre in an open-ended run. Tickets for the extension go on sale Monday, 20 January 2020 at 10am.

With the highly-anticipated premiere of Magic Goes Wrong now less than three months away, Mischief Theatre have given a small teaser of what's to come with the release of some first-look photos. Have a look at the images below and be sure to book your tickets to this hilarious new play from the creators who brought you The Play That Goes Wrong, The Comedy About a Bank Robbery, and Peter Pan Goes Wrong.
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Magic Goes Wrong is booking at London's Vaudeville Theatre from 14 December 2019 until 1 May 2020.

Olivier Award-winning company Mischief Theatre has found its full cast for its upcoming new production, Magic Goes Wrong, which was announced earlier this year by living magic lands Penn & Teller. The highly-anticipated production is set to hit the West End's Vaudeville Theatre on 14 December just in time for Christmas.