"Noises Off" is a farcical play written by Michael Frayn that explores the chaotic behind-the-scenes antics of a theater company as they attempt to stage a production called "Nothing's On". The story unfolds in three acts, showcasing the challenges and mishaps that occur during rehearsals and performances, highlighting the complexities of timing and relationships among the cast and crew. The play is known for its clever use of physical comedy and intricate staging, with the second act featuring a unique perspective from backstage. As the characters' personal conflicts spill over into their performances, the audience witnesses a hilarious blend of misunderstandings and slapstick humor, making it a beloved classic in the world of theater.