This is a classic Ayckbourn, witty, clever, timeless insights into human behaviour with cutting comment wrapped neatly into comedy. The imaginative set of firstly two houses on stage at once, and then two dinner parties held on consecutive evenings in these two homes on stage at once, requires split second timing and dexterity from the cast. A total joy to watch. It is also an excellent retro experience of the late 60s/70s! (not really much music but review requires you fill this one in even if it was not a musical!

Nicholas Le Provost was genius! Very funny show.

The guy with the tash was awesome...all the others very good...great story, well done.

The very clever synchronization of the original script is brilliantly coordinated in the direction and interpreted with great skill, stage-craft and immense humour by the six actors. Superb casting: couldn't put a pin between their performances. Pure entertainment, thank you.

This show is a true to life story of what could happen if any married person went astray. It is a story that fits all periods of life, right up to the modern day, and will even carry on into future generations. The actors all played their parts professionally and hilariously. So if you are married, single or having an affair, this comedy show is for you and I recommend you book your tickets now.

The musical interludes were a bit loud and a bit longer than necessary - but the play was top class and recommended to everybody!

Half expecting an old fashioned silly farce, we were presented with a highly professional entertainment. An almost complicated plot that quickly unravelled with the help of brilliant set design and concept. The only downside was that the man behind us was laughing too loud!