The Preview 2 review has been longer in the pipeline than originally intended, for various reasons. But part of its aim was to get Knightmare Live the recognition it deserved ahead of the Edinburgh run, and fortunately that happened anyway, thanks to the BBC.

I've been to the Bloomsbury Theatre. (Theatre, by the way, is from the Ancient Greek word for watchers.) Unlike a rescue goblin with a club, it is far from pokey. When it is filled with Knightmare fans and Lord Fear's ego, the atmosphere will be fantastic.

I've bought my ticket for the London show - I thoroughly enjoyed the rookie production and look forward to seeing the battle-hardened version!

It's great to hear Knightmare Live is going so well and that your getting good reviews! Also good to hear you've been selling out shows and have had to add an extra one at the Bloomsbury Theatre! Good luck for this show.

Keep up the good work and I really hope you can take it on tour one day, that would be cool!

Thought I'd give you an update as to how things are progressing here in Edinburgh.

Knightmare fever has hit the comedy community. Geeky stand-ups are begging me for the chance to play the show (which is perfect as it's their enthusiasm that translates so well to the audience).

We've had a few palid reviews (to be expected) but we've also had some marvelous ones;

4 stars from

Scotsman

Independent

Den of Geek

Broadway Baby

Informed Edinburgh

And more on the way.

We've had to add an extra show and are selling out consistently... Also I met Ted from scrubs, he really wants to see it!

On Sep 27th we're taking the show to the Bloomsbury Theatre (Eek, it's massive!) and tickets can be found here;

http://www.thebloomsbury.com/event/run/1841

Thanks to everyone who came to the preview and for the amazing write up you did. The show's become a lot more slick and we've replaced the IOU's with real props. Hope to see you all again soon

Paul

And with me apparently having been only 8 when I won, maybe people will be more forgiving about the shortcut.

Even though it seems to have also aged me by a year

http://www.scotsman.com/what-s-on/theatre-comedy-dance/fringe-review-knightmare-live-1-3024394

But I'll be going anyway, since I'll be up in Edinburgh at the time.

http://img577.imageshack.us/img577/3646/edfringe1.jpg

http://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/comedy/knightmare-live

And here is Cliff Barry's show in the programme:

http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/2476/edfringe2.jpg

http://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/theatre/you-all-know-me-i-m-jack-ruby

Will be seeing this in Edinburgh on August 13th - just booked train tickets for a night up there to see some friends shows, and I can't miss this

I hope you'll write a review of it afterwards for the rest of us!

As for wording and grammar, each status update is thoroughly double checked before being posted live (it will be seen by thousands, after all), but I guess there'll always be one or two that will still slip through the net....

The word 'presents' at the start of the status update could lead people to believe that Knightmare Live is affiliated to Knightmare.com, or to Knightmare itself, i.e. the makers of the TV series. As far as I know, neither is true (much as we support them!).

http://www.knightmarelive.com

http://twitter.com/ImJackRuby/status/333551576138534912

This won't be the first time that Knightmare has been turned treading the path into treading the boards. David Learner adapted the fifth Knightmare book (The Forbidden Gate) {for the stage}, and he and Hugo Myatt performed in it. Disappointingly, we don't know all that much about this production and how the interactive element worked.

Hopefully they'll do some previews down south of the border beforehand too.

I hope it gets posted online somewhere afterwards!