The tour will also include a London date at the Duchess Theatre, home to The Play That Goes Wrong.
Degrees of Error have announced that they will be taking their year Edinburgh Fringe favourite, Murder, She Didn’t Write out on tour from March.
The improvisation company will perform an entirely new entirely improvised murder mystery each night, across the country, including dates at London’s Duchess Theatre (19th May) and Richmond Theatre (6th May).
Actor and director Lizzy Skrzypiec (Degrees of Error, London 50 Hour Improvathon; Reservoir Dogs, The Wardrobe Theatre) will direct the production, supported by Rachael Procter-Lane (Closer Each Day: The Improvised Soap Opera, The Wardrobe Theatre; Murder at the Circus Bristol Old Vic; The Half, UK Tour).
You become the author in this original and hilarious improvised comedy!
Lady Violet poked in the kitchen with the silver corkscrew?
Mr Gold whacked with the telescope in Parliament?
You decide, but will you guess whodunnit?
The rotating cast stars: Caitlin Campbell, Peter Baker, Stephen Clements, Douglas Walker, Harry Allmark, Rosalind Beeson, Sylvia Bishop, Emily Brady and Peta Maurice.
Degrees of Error were founded in 2010 and are the resident troupe at The Bristol Improv Theatre (BIT) – the first UK theatre dedicated to improv.
Degrees of Error Director and cast member Lizzy Skrzypiec said: “This tour is years in the
making for us. Overcoming numerous setbacks after COVID has been humbling to say the least and I am delighted we can take our show on tour and bring some of our silly humour to different areas of the country.”
The production’s creative team includes: set design by Justin Williams, costume design by Reuben Speed, lighting design by Adam King and sound design by Lucy Baker-Swinburn.
To find out more visit: https://www.degreesoferror.com/