Directed by Michael Cross, the cast of nine romped their way through this popular Michael Frayn Farce.  It would be grossly unfair to select any one person for special mention, for they all performed their roles remarkably well.  The command of their lines and impeccable timing were especially notable.  The set was well made but could have been rather sturdier to withstand the barrage of door-slamming and vigourous movement.  The costumes were suitable and the lighting was good.  Full marks to the backstage crew on their scene-changing abilities and to those responsible for the various props essential to the success of a play of this calibre.  It was audaciously funning from start to finish.  Excellent.

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