One of the funniest articles I've ever authored had nothing to do with my brilliant writing. Rather, it was essentially just a collection of stories from Wilmington thespians about the times things went wrong during various theatrical productions .

If everything that could go wrong on stage during a show did go wrong, and it was hilarious, it would look a lot like "The Play That Goes Wrong," an ingeniously farcical play-within-a-play by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields about an onstage murder mystery that meets a series of increasingly disastrous disasters at every turn.

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