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