I'm Sorry, Prime Minister

Humphrey and Hacket ( the PM please forgive me Sir) were brilliantly casted and acted down to the last detail, with the perfect mixture of disdain, arrogance and yet hidden affection for each other. All done with the same intellectual comedy and under currents as the TV series decades ago, but with a reflective criticism to the recent past depicting the effects, not only of Brexit but the massive changes in Society and political correctness in Britain / but "en Passant" and again in an intelectually humorlos fahion without lecturing the ausdünne, but very skillfully amusing the audience - with a certain droht an nostalgia. Such a brilliant performance - down to the last physical, Intonational and vocal and expressive Detail. I had the priviledge of sittig in the Stalls 2. row and marvelled not only at the energy and indirect fun made of the architypal civil servant but the Detail of each mimick, Intonation and control (or acted fading control) of the two elderly men reflecting on their past with self appreciation - and Humphrey taking all credit for himself and arrgantly looking dow upon the PM with wonderful (usual) Seide and perfectly timed and executed witty remarks. All credit to the brilliant acting and Script. In my opinion it even tops the TV series, due to the superb acting and that is the highest and in This case just accolade to the actors.

Wonderful performances by all the cast. Had the audience laughing while making us think as well.

Excellent, fantastic opportunity to see the characters brought back to life for one finale

Excellent show, with great performances from all of the cast. The dialogue was extremely cleverly written - thoroughly enjoyable.

The stage set was amazing and all the actors were brilliant- what an incredible story line. Highly recommended