Cluedo 2 - The Next Chapter Reviews

Philip from London, England

WE ARE STILL LAUGHING IT WAS THAT BAD

Left at half time! Script was appaling and we felt sorry for the actors.

David Walker from London, England

DISSAPOINTING

I have to agree with TomW. With links to the excellent Play that goes wrong, we expected an evening of slapstick and wit. We considered leaving at the interval but didn't. In hindsight we should have as the show didn't get any better. In all our years of visiting London for shows it is the only one I regret buying seats for. The cast are probably very talented but the script was not good at all. The lady next to me enjoyed the performance, laughing and snorting at every lame joke but she had an empty bottle of wine for company so maybe that's the way to see this show.

AN from London

DIRE

Please don't go and see this. Expectations were high based on reviews of the first Cluedo and daring to mention Mischief theatre (Play that Goes Wrong) in the same breath as this. How wrong they were - very stilted acting, odd choreographed scenes, and basically just unfunny. Maybe appealing to a more senior audience as an old-fashioned, subtle form of humour but for us (and I think many present) this was one of the most disappointing nights at the theatre I can recall.

Bob from Woking. England

AWFUL

Awful Was it bad/overacting or did the Director actually choose to present the worst kind of am dram? Mrs White was generally good!

Faye from London, England

AWFUL

I saw this at Woking theatre...we left half way ( others didn't even wait that long) Repetitive jokes ( half / al green and the butler/ actor) that were not funny that first time let alone the 20th. Some of the worst acting I've seen. Save your money and see something else

Chris Peacock from Brighton,

IT’S STILL ON BUT I’M AT HOME

Dreadful show, awful script, terrible acting, abysmal direction. Rarely have I seen such utter tripe, the script isn’t funny enough (see Birds of a Feather) most of the cast seem to be cringing through it although the butler tries his best. What’s truly depressing is the audience members who laugh at this rubbish. It feels like it’s a GCSE students production, one that they wrote the night before putting it on. As my wife said as we were leaving “the best bit is when they’re moving the furniture around because at least they’re not talking.” Thank goodness we hadn’t paid and we were gifted the tickets by seriously ill relatives who couldn’t make it, although I think they got the better deal.

Mike Crowhurst from Hull

CLEUDO 2

Absolutely dire. It didn't even reach the dizzy height of dreadful. Awful script, wooden acting, strange accents, strange scenery changes and awful flat jokes. Expected something funny and fun based in previous plays from the producers. DO NOT RECCOMEND

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