A) September 2026 B) May 2025 C) February 2026 D) May 2023
A) 24 weeks B) 40 weeks C) 50 weeks D) 36 weeks
A) Providence Performing Arts Center, Rhode Island B) Comedy Theatre, Melbourne C) The Lowry, Salford D) Fortune Theatre, London
A) 12 May 2023 B) 20 September 2026 C) 16 February 2026 D) 28 November 2026
A) Charlotte Hanna-Williams B) Katy Ellis C) Georgia Hagen D) Jamie-Rose Monk
A) 36 weeks B) 40 weeks C) 12 weeks D) 20 weeks
A) Melbourne and Rhode Island B) Belfast and Dublin C) New York and Boston D) Salford and Manchester
A) September 2027 B) 20 September 2026 C) 16 February 2026 D) 12 May 2023
A) Comedy Theatre, Melbourne B) The Lowry, Salford C) Fortune Theatre, London D) Providence Performing Arts Center, Rhode Island
A) Fortune Theatre in London B) Comedy Theatre in Melbourne C) Providence Performing Arts Center D) The Lowry in Salford
A) Seven B) Four C) Five D) Six
A) Puppetry-based B) Non-speaking C) Age-swapped D) Gender-swapped
A) Julia Knitel B) Emily Barber C) Jessi Kirtley D) Jeff Kready
A) Jeff Kready B) Alex Young C) Brandon Contreras D) Emily Barber
A) Julia Knitel B) Brandon Contreras C) Jeff Kready D) Jessi Kirtley
A) 12 May 2023 B) 16 February 2026 C) September 2027 D) 20 September 2026
A) Universal Music B) Sony Music C) Decca Records D) Warner Records
A) Frank Rizzo B) Steve Sidwell C) Greg Evans D) Tim Bano
A) Ewen Montagu's theme B) Steve Sidwell's overture C) Jak Malone's 'Dear Bill' D) Charlotte Hanna-Williams' solo
A) Greg Evans B) Tim Bano C) Frank Rizzo D) Shania Russell
A) A brilliant spy thriller, a brilliant comedy, and a brilliant musical B) A triumphant blend of slapstick and farce C) An irresistible musical farce D) An undeniable success of comic madness
A) Shania Russell B) Greg Evans C) Frank Rizzo D) Tim Bano
A) Slapstick and intricate plotting B) Brilliant spy thriller elements C) Comic madness and theatrical joy D) British boldness and belly laughs
A) An A B) Five stars C) Ten out of ten D) A B plus
A) A triumphant blend of slapstick B) A brilliant spy thriller C) An irresistible musical farce D) A dull historical drama
A) Frank Rizzo B) Tim Bano C) Steve Sidwell D) Greg Evans
A) The Reduced Shakespeare Company B) Monty Python C) The Mischief Theatre D) SpitLip
A) Four B) Six C) Eight D) Two
A) Four B) Zero C) Two D) Six
A) Two B) Ten C) Four D) Six
A) Montagu B) Malone C) Bevan D) Fleming
A) The evacuation of Dunkirk in 1940 B) A 1943 British deception operation during the Second World War C) The D-Day landings of 1944 D) The Battle of Britain in 1940
A) To disguise the Allied invasion of Sicily B) To protect British supply lines in the Atlantic C) To fake an attack on mainland Germany D) To disguise the Allied invasion of Normandy
A) Rome or Milan B) Sardinia or Greece C) France or Belgium D) Norway or Denmark
A) 1939 B) 1941 C) 1945 D) 1943
A) Air Force pilot B) Royal Marines major C) Naval intelligence officer D) Army infantry colonel
A) Colonel Charles Cholmondeley B) Colonel Ian Fleming C) Colonel Bernard Spilsbury D) Colonel Johnny Bevan
A) George Orwell B) Ian Fleming C) Arthur Conan Doyle D) Winston Churchill
A) Expert cryptographer B) Professional novelist C) Amateur naturalist D) Master counterfeiter
A) Ian Fleming B) Charles Cholmondeley C) Johnny Bevan D) Ewen Montagu
A) The Germans intercept it early B) He is bullied out of line C) Colonel Bevan rejects it before he can speak D) He loses his written notes in the hallway
A) Access to classified enemy documents B) A personal friendship with Churchill C) A high military rank D) A natural flair for presentation
A) Ivor Montagu B) Bill Martin C) Jean Leslie D) Hester Leggatt
A) Bill Martin B) Ivor Montagu C) Bernard Spilsbury D) Jean Leslie E) HMS Seraph crew
A) The Pitch B) All the Ladies C) Born to Lead D) Dead in the Water
A) They arrive at the last minute while Jean is bringing Bevan tea B) They trick Ian Fleming into introducing them C) They break into Bevan's private office at night D) They bypass Bevan and go straight to the Prime Minister
A) Hester B) Montagu C) Jean D) Charles
A) Ian Fleming B) Hester C) Jean D) Johnny Bevan
A) In the English Channel B) On a beach in Sardinia C) Off the coast of neutral Spain D) Off the coast of Sicily
A) American diplomats B) Italian resistance fighters C) Soviet double agents D) Nazi spies
A) To follow Montagu to Scotland and arrest him B) To steal Montagu's personal savings C) To replace Montagu as head of intelligence D) To investigate Montagu for suspected contact with his brother Ivor
A) Charles Cholmondeley B) Ivor Montagu C) Bernard Spilsbury D) Johnny Bevan
A) Arthur Pendelton B) John Smith C) Bill Martin D) George Thompson
A) She interviews his fake family members B) She bribes local police officers C) She buys him a real birth certificate from a church D) She falsifies numerous identification papers
A) He shows secret plans to his brother B) He leaves his office door unlocked C) তিনি keeps classified documents in his pocket D) He occasionally misplaces important files
A) A heart attack during a pub crawl B) Ingested rat poison C) A plane crash at sea D) Drowning in the Thames
A) Johnny Bevan B) Ian Fleming C) Ivor Montagu D) Bernard Spilsbury
A) A brother-in-law B) A lifelong childhood friend C) A strict superior officer D) A morally dubious acquaintance
A) It has the exact physical measurements required B) It is the only corpse available in all of London C) Spilsbury refuses to provide any other body D) He believes it is better if the corpse is a 'nobody'
A) A letter from his fiancée B) A fake passport for neutral countries C) A secret diary detailing Allied troop numbers D) A map of Berlin
A) He dismisses their questionable efforts B) He asks Ian Fleming to rewrite it C) He praises them for their emotional depth D) He tells them to delete it entirely
A) Her engagement to a pilot who survived the Blitz B) Her parents' separation during the Great War C) Her brief romance with a Spanish spy D) Her own story of the lover she lost during World War I
A) Northern Ireland B) Gibraltar C) Wales D) Scotland
A) HMS Conqueror B) HMS Trident C) HMS Invincible D) HMS Seraph
A) Meteorological equipment B) Emergency rations and medical supplies C) Classified radar blueprints D) Encrypted radio transmitters
A) Excited to join the submarine crew B) Completely confident and arrogant C) Indifferent and bored D) Deeply insecure
A) Colonel Bevan B) A Nazi spy C) Bernard Spilsbury D) His brother Ivor
A) They are unnerved by its contents B) They are excited to see a dead body C) They refuse to follow their orders D) They discover the secret radio transmitter
A) They thank him for his service B) They destroy the canister C) They report Montagu to MI5 D) They search for Nazi spies nearby
A) Making a Man B) The Pitch C) Dead in the Water D) Born to Lead
A) Making a Man B) Just For Tonight C) The Pitch D) Dear Bill
A) Making a Man B) Born to Lead C) Spilsbury D) Love is a Bird
A) The Pitch B) Spilsbury C) Sail On, Boys D) Dear Bill
A) Just For Tonight B) Dear Bill C) Love is a Bird D) All the Ladies
A) Spilsbury B) Sail On, Boys C) Born to Lead D) Dead in the Water
A) The Pitch B) Just For Tonight C) All the Ladies D) Making a Man
A) Love is a Bird B) Making a Man C) Sail On, Boys D) The Pitch
A) A massive military parade B) An aerial dogfight demonstration C) A high energy boy band performance D) A formal diplomatic address
A) Die Macht B) Das Übermensch C) Das Vaterland D) Der Sieg
A) The Situation Room B) The Progress Report C) Bevan's Update D) Bad News
A) William Martin B) Glyndwr Michael C) Francis Haselden D) Ivor
A) The Briefcase Journey B) Haselden's Got a Good Feeling C) To Berlin D) Haselden's Success
A) Behind the Scenes B) Growing Up C) Valuable D) Useful
A) Montagu B) Bevan C) Spilsbury D) Haselden
A) General Eisenhower B) Winston Churchill C) Francis Haselden D) Adolf Hitler
A) A gardener named Glyndwr Michael B) An American soldier named William C) A Spanish spy named Haselden D) A missing British diplomat named William Watkins
A) The End of the War B) Victory Song C) A Glitzy Finale D) Final Bow
A) Emily Barber B) Claire-Marie Hall C) Seán Carey D) Chloe Hart
A) David Cumming broke his collarbone B) Lack of popular demand C) COVID-19 pandemic D) The theatre was undergoing renovations
A) 29 March 2023 B) 14 January 2020 C) 23 July 2021 D) 28 April 2022
A) Christian Andrews B) Jonty Peach C) Seán Carey D) George Jennings
A) 23 July 2022 B) 14 January 2022 C) 18 June 2022 D) 28 April 2022
A) Holly Sumpton B) Chloe Hart C) Emily Barber D) Claire-Marie Hall
A) Chloe Hart B) Emily Barber C) Zoë Roberts D) Madeleine Jackson-Smith
A) 88 B) 2027 C) 4 D) 18
A) New Diorama Theatre B) Fortune Theatre C) Riverside Studios D) Southwark Playhouse
A) 4th extension B) 10th extension C) 88th extension D) 18th extension
A) 12-week limited run B) An open-ended run C) 16-week limited run D) 20-week limited run
A) Generally negative B) Mixed C) Universally panned D) Generally positive
A) Fascists B) Nazis C) Traitors D) Spies |