MISCHIEF ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT SAMARITANS and CENTRAL LONDON SAMARITANS TO PUT SMILES ON FACES IN JANUARY Mischief, the award-winning team behind The Play That Goes Wrong and the BBC comedy series The Goes Wrong Show, are serious about silliness, and in a bid to help those powering through the cold winter months, are partnering with Samaritans to share the power of smiling, comedy and laughter. On Monday 17 January Mischief held a coffee afternoon at The Theatre Café, attended by Samaritans volunteers who helped fundraise and spoke about the importance of reaching out, as well as providing listening tips. Whilst this day is sometimes referred to as ‘the most difficult day of the year’, Samaritans Brew Monday hopes to highlight that there's no such thing as ‘Blue Monday’ as people can feel a range of emotions any day of the year. Brew Monday encourages people to reach out to someone they care about for a cuppa and a catch up. This January, 48 hour fundraising restream passes can be purchased for £7.50 until 31 January 2022, donations are split between Samaritans and Central London Samaritans. After the roaring success of MISCHIEF MOVIE NIGHT IN, the team have chosen a favourite episode THE WIZARD OF PADDINGTON STATION for you to laugh along with all over again. The audience directed the movie live on the night of its broadcast – choosing the genre, location and title. Now you can sit back and relax in the comfort of your sofa, as Mischief improvisers bring that movie to life, including rewinds, fast forwards, director's cuts and a live band entirely improvising the live score throughout. Mischief Makers across the country are showing their support for this wonderful partnership, with audiences donating their loose change night after night. Alternatively text SAM5 to 70470 to donate £5 Mischief have invited over 400 Samaritans volunteers to the West End throughout January to see the multi award-winning comedy The Play That Goes Wrong, and their latest hit comedy Magic Goes Wrong. You don't need to have been through a particular life experience or be from a certain walk of life. Anyone who wants to help others, is tolerant and open-minded can apply to be a volunteer.