This content is copyright of CelebMix.com. There are nights in the theatre when you feel the room shift, not through spectacle or gravitas, but through that delicious, early ripple of laughter that moves through an audience when it collectively realises what sort of night it's in for. At Dracapella, that moment arrives almost immediately. Somewhere between a thunderclap conjured entirely by human voices and a knowingly dreadful pun that somehow lands as brilliance, I felt that old familiar joy: theatre at its most alive - silly, self-aware, and entirely in control of its own mischief.