The Saturday’s two sell-out performances on 19 October, crowds donated more than £1,700 to the National Brain Appeal. This was the start of the charity’s annual fundraising campaign, the National Brain Appeal Pyjama Party, which took place last week.
Theresa Dauncey, chief executive of the National Brain Appeal, said: “We really are overwhelmed by the generosity of the Richmond Theatre audiences from Saturday.
“To raise more than £1,700 in one event was a great way to start our 2013 campaign.
“We are also extremely grateful to Stephen and Matthew for their support."
In preparation for the opening of Perfect Nonsense in The West End, both Matthew Macfadyen and Stephen Mangan appeared on BBC's The One Show. You can watch it if you are in the UK on BBC Iplayer.
Thanks to lianne who spoke to film crew as they were exiting the theatre. Apparently, there might be some promotional photos/video that have been filmed for the official Perfect Nonsense website. Keep your fingers crossed that it will be posted soon!
The performances from Mangan (Wooster), Matthew Macfadyen (Jeeves) and Mark Hadfield (Seppings) are side splittingly funny and the trio boast brilliant comic timing.
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This cast is so multi talented, the adaptation so clever and funny, you can not go wrong with this if you want a really good laugh, with a few surprises along the way.
The Saturday’s two sell-out performances on 19 October, crowds donated more than £1,700 to the National Brain Appeal. This was the start of the charity’s annual fundraising campaign, the National Brain Appeal Pyjama Party, which took place last week.
Thanks to lianne who spoke to film crew as they were exiting the theatre. Apparently, there might be some promotional photos/video that have been filmed for the 
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