Theatre Royal Haymarket
Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4HT
Venue informationOne of the greatest British comedies ever, NOISES OFF, is playing at the West End’s Theatre Royal Haymarket with a stellar cast for twelve weeks only.
Michael Frayn’s celebrated plays serves up a riotous double bill, a play within a play. ‘A cracking cast’ (Daily Telegraph), directed by Lindsay Posner with a cast including Felicity Kendal, Jonathan Coy and Alexander Hanson, joined by Tamzin Outhwaite and Mathew Horne with further casting to be announced!
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What is Noises Off about?
Hurtling along at breakneck speed, NOISES OFF follows the on and offstage antics of a touring theatre company as they stumble their way through the fictional farce, Nothing On. From the shambolic final rehearsals before opening night in Weston-super-Mare, to a disastrous matinee in Ashton-Under-Lyme seen entirely, and hilariously silently, from backstage, before we share their final, brilliantly catastrophic performance in Stockton-on-Tees.
Ticket Information
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Running Time
2 hours and 20 minutes including interval
Cast & Creatives
Felicity Kendal (Dotty Otley), Jonathan Coy (Frederick Fellowes), Alexander Hanson (Lloyd Dallas), Tamzin Outhwaite (Belinda Blair), Mathew Horne (Garry Lejeune), Sasha Frost (Brooke Ashton), Pepter Lunkuse (Poppy Norton-Taylor), Oscar Batterham (Tim)
Michael Frayn (Writer), Lindsay Posner (Director)
Age Guidance: 12+
Reviews
WhatsOnStage
'One of the most joyous farces ever written…reduced me to laughter so helpless I could barely see the stage for crying…a magical mixture of physical and verbal comedy..a deathless masterpiece and utter treasure'
Daily Mail
'Dazzlingly brilliant...Joseph Millson's performance a masterpiece of physical comedy'
Daily Telegraph
'Felicity Kendal adorably on song ...Jonathan Coy a hoot..Joseph Millson's hilarious, show stealing performance'
Times
'Glorious...as reliable an engine of joy as there is on the British stage...one of the funniest plays in the canon. Joseph Millson's performance is a masterpiece in itself'