The cast's commitment to physical comedy is nothing short of astounding. The impeccable choreography of opening and closing doors, the perfectly timed slips and falls, and the hilarious attempts at improvisation had the audience in fits of laughter thanks to Movement & Fight Director Ruth Cooper-Brown.  Each character's quirks and foibles were brilliantly exaggerated, providing ample fodder for belly laughs.  Liza Goddard as Dotty Otley commanded the stage with her performance, Simon Shepherd as the worn-out Director Lloyd Dallas provided an hilarious look at the world of creating theatre, Dan Fredenburgh as Garry Lejeune finished the show with sweat dripping off him, testament to how hard he worked throughout. Other stand out performances go to Matthew Kelly as Selsdon Mowbray, the drunk actor who stumbled around the stage in search of the next bottle of whisky and Lucy Robinson as Belinda Blair whose comic timing was completely on point.