Yes it is just funny. Very funny at times. It's a situation comedy, a comedy of manners, not as subtle as Ayckbourn, more Ayckbourn on speed or a sitcom on steroids. Brilliant comedy pace and timing from the whole cast, great comic characterisation by Nick Sampson and the tour de force that is Frances Barber. If you want a laugh and great entertainment go along, it was getting standing ovations on that basis the night I saw it.

Funny from start to finish. Brilliant performances from all !

We went to a Matinee performance on a Thursday afternoon. I did wonder if the audience would be sparse? Wrong! it was a "Full House"!! And I can see why... It was brilliantly funny from start to finish! Frances Barber puts in 110% on her performance and nails it as a "suspected" serial killer!... Is she.... Or isn't she? That's for you to find out?

We booked two tickets to mainly see Lee Mack, as we are avid fans of his comedy. Unfortunately we didn’t find an of this play funny at all, and left at the interval, as we could not take any more. It was painful I’m afraid to say, and that’s coming from an optimistic realist