FIRST LOOK: Mischief Theatre’s Good Luck Studio Tour

Mischief Theatre has announced casting and released great production images of their latest show. The Good Luck Studio Tour is presented by Mercury Theatre, Colchester and Wiltshire Creative.

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Adam Byron and Sophia Lorenti in Good Luck Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith

Mercury Theatre and Wiltshire Creative today announce the full cast for the world première production of Mischief’s Good Luck Studio. Henry Lewis directs Adam Byron (Anthony), Bryony Corrigan (Saoirse), Eboni Dixon (Pam), Jemma Geanaus (Elizabeth), Harry Kershaw (Sean), Chris Leask (Toby), Greg Tannahill (Kevin), Gareth Tempest (David Cooper-Brown), Sophia Lorenti (Michaela) and Tom Walker (Andy). Designs are by Sara Perks, with lighting design by David Howe, sound design by Alexandra Faye Braithwaite, composition by Richard Baker, fight direction by Greg Tannahill and casting by Jenkins McShane Casting.

The dark new comedy Good Luck Studio Tour opens on 5 October at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester, with previews from 30 September, before transferring to Salisbury Playhouse followed by Yvonne Arnaud Theatre.

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Chris Leak (Wibble) and Jemma Geanus. Photo: Pamela Raith

It’s the final night of recording Wibble the Dragon. The show is massively over budget and under written. With one hour left to film, 16 pages to go, and an audience of screaming children getting more and more impatient, the cast and crew know big cuddly heads are going to roll.

The last thing anyone needs is a failed actor showing up with a sinister vendetta and his own dragon costume. In this kid’s TV show, more than just careers will die.

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Gareth Tempest and Harry Kershaw in Good Luck, Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith

GOOD LUCK STUDIO TOUR DATES

Mercury Theatre, Colchester: 30 September – 15 October 2022

Press Night: 5 October at 7:30 at Mercury Theatre, Colchester

Salisbury Playhouse, Wiltshire: 18 October – 5 November 2022

Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford: 8 – 12 November 2022

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Greg Tannahill and Eboni Dixon in Mischief’s Good Luck, Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith

ABOUT MISCHIEF THEATRE

Mischief Theatre Ltd. was founded in 2008 by a group of acting graduates of LAMDA and began as an improvised comedy group. Mischief performs across the UK and internationally with original scripted and improvised work and also has a programme of workshops. The company is owned and controlled by its original members and is led by a creative group and its directors Henry Lewis and Jonathan Sayer.

Pre-pandemic, Mischief had multiple productions playing in New York and London. The Play That Goes Wrong (Duchess Theatre, which re-opened 18 June 2021), The Comedy About A Bank Robbery (which played at the Criterion Theatre for four years) and following a record-breaking two-year run on Broadway it was represented Off Broadway by The Play That Goes Wrong (New World Stages since 2019, re-opened October 2021, co-produced with Kevin McCollum and JJ Abrams). In September 2019 the company started a West End residency at the Vaudeville Theatre with Groan Ups followed by Magic Goes Wrong. Magic Goes Wrong returned to the West End for a strictly limited run at The Apollo Theatre from October 2021. Other Mischief productions, including Peter Pan Goes Wrong, regularly tour the UK, USA and worldwide.

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Adam Byron in Good Luck, Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith
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Harry Kershaw in Good Luck Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith
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Harry Kershaw, Chris Leask, Tom Walker and Bryony Corrigan. Photo: Pamela Raith
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Jemma Geanus in Good Luck Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith
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Jemma Geanus and Eboni Dixon in Good Luck, Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith
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Jemma Geanus, Harry Kershaw, Tom Walker, Adam Byron, Byrony Corrigan in the Good Luck Studio Tour. Photo: Pamela Raith
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Tom Walker and Bryony Corrigan in Good Luck Studio. Photo: Pamela Raith
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