Mischief Theatre’s Goes Wrong Show Streaming Free This Month

The Goes Wrong Show follows the amateur drama company Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they perform a series of half-hour plays for television, all of which go terribly wrong.

Here's how to stream the series for free this month:

The Goes Wrong Show TV show stars the original Mischief Comedy company that opened the show both in London and on Broadway: Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields. Joining them are Nancy Zamit, Charlie Russell, Bryony Corrigan, Greg Tannahill, Dave Hearn, and Chris Leask. 

You can now stream the first season of The Goes Wrong Show through our list of free streaming musicals and plays. The series will be streaming for free for the entire month of November.

The stage production of "The Show That Goes Wrong" was recently filmed in Chicago's Broadway Playhouse theatre for an upcoming release in 2023. The filmed production starred the original UK cast which returned to the show specifically for the filming period.

Synopsis for the Goes Wrong Show are: "Every week, the well-meaning amateurs of the Cornley Dramatic Society attempt to put on a series of terrible TV plays, all of which end in disaster - live in front of a studio audience: a horror story, a wartime drama, a legal thriller, a period romance, a deep south melodrama and a Christmas fable. Expect huge laughs from the best slapstick performers around!"

The TV production is produced by Jim Poyser and directed by Martin Dennis. Executive Producers include Hilary Strong and Kenny Wax for Mischief Screen, Kenton Allen, Saurabh Kakkar and Matthew Justice for Big Talk Productions and the series is commissioned by Shane Allen, Controller of BBC Comedy, Charlotte Moore, Director of BBC Content and Kate Daughton, Commissioning Editor for the BBC.

The Play That Goes Wrong is Mischief Theatre's hit production that premiered in 2012. The group was founded in 2008 by a group of acting graduates of LAMDA and began as an improvised comedy group. The group performs across the UK and internationally with original scripted and improvised work and also has a program of workshops.