Here is the review of the show, written by Helen Morgan of the South Wales Argus:

Trying to recreate such an iconic television programme as Fawlty Towers on stage is a huge task – but the ambitious cast of Blackwood Little Theatre have never been afraid of a challenge.

And they hit just the right note as they put on three of the most famous episodes from the 1970s’ series - The Germans, Communication Problems and The Hotel Inspectors.

Mark Thomas has the enormous task of emulating John Cleese as the incompetent hotelier – with a great gift for being rude to his guests - and although seemingly a little nervous on this first night, he quickly grows in confidence through the three acts and he certainly looks the part with his moustache and brown suit.

At his best when he is shouting, bawling and making faces at the clientele, Thomas is well supported by the talented Graham J. Evans as the bumbling and confused Major, and by Ian Dinham, making his first appearance with this company as the Spanish waiter Manuel.

Peta Maidman as Sybil and Shelley Bethan Morgan as Polly also rise to the occasion while Yve Price excels as the difficult and hard-of-hearing Mrs Richards.

Under the directorship of Neil Maidman, these episodes are all well-rehearsed and flow well, although there are one or two occasions in some of the more challenging scenes, when it seems a couple of the performers become a little lost and there are a few missed lines.

A clever set, created by Peter Musto, enables the action to move seamlessly from lobby to dining room, to hospital scenes– and there is great attention to detail in creating the 1970s set, down to having the old £10 notes.

All in all, this is great fun and leaves you wanting to see more – we could easily have sat through another couple of episodes!

The original article can be found here.