Northern Theatre Harag György Company

Even if not Ray Cooney's famous hit, but one of the most successful Hungarian films of the nineties is probably familiar to everyone. Since its world premiere at the Shaftesbury Theatre in the West End, Ray Cooney's sensational comedy has truly conquered the world as a masterpiece of British humour.

The adventurous tale of Minister Richard Willey's misadventure is full of misunderstandings and unexpected twists and turns, guaranteeing hilarious entertainment for fans of the light-hearted genre - while its dynamics, rhythm and twists and turns require brilliant acting, further proof that the "easy" genre is sometimes the hardest.

Cooney's trademark brand of bloody, wry English humour, character and situation comedy and, of course, a dash of piquancy.