When we were doing Edinburgh, we used to do these shows where we were really cheek by jowl with the audience, in a little tiny room, and it felt so alive and so dangerous. It really felt like the audience and us were all one and we were sharing a joke that would never be shared again. I think we wanted to write something and create something as a team, Henry, Henry and myself, but also the wider Mischief team that had that sense of wobble, that had that sense of we’re all sharing this rare one-off night. I think we’ve tried to do that with all of our shows.”
Mischief makers: The story behind the funniest theatre company in town
