P.G. Wodehouse this is not, but there are plenty of moments of frothy enjoyment to be had here.

Pretty set, actors give it all they’ve got, but limp writing and absence of humour means this is one farce that never truly makes an entrance.

Pros: A perfectly executed adaptation of Graham Greene’s novel, with endlessly inventive choreography and the best use of a vacuum cleaner you’ll ever see on stage. Cons: None – it’s a solid all-rounder. Have you ever seen a vacuum cleaner become a coat stand, a bar, a phone and a dog? All these are possible, and many more transformations too, in Our Man in Havana, by Spies Like Us. Here, the household prop, which is sold by a vacuum salesman ...

Not the most original concept but still an easy-going evening of giggles.

Don’t be superior and disregard this production just because it’s a farce; put prejudices aside and let the doctor tickle your funny bone.

The Upstanding Member is a really funny play that had the whole audience in fits of laughter throughout!