A new stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick's classic film 'Dr. Strangelove', directed by Sean Foley and co-adapted by Armando Iannucci, features Steve Coogan in a remarkable performance encompassing four roles, surpassing Peter Sellers' three in the original. The production, running at London's Noël Coward Theatre until January 2025, aims to satirize the absurdity of the Cold War and nuclear brinkmanship, although critics note a lack of balance between humor and seriousness. Coogan's portrayals include President Merkin Muffley and the eccentric Dr. Strangelove, showcasing his versatility but also revealing the production's struggle to capture the film's comedic chaos. While Coogan's performance has been praised for its energy and skill, some reviews suggest the adaptation falls short of fully realizing its potential, feeling more like a tribute than a reimagining. The set design and pacing have also received mixed reviews, with some feeling it lacks the impact of the film's iconic visuals. Overall, the adaptation appeals to Coogan's fans but may leave purists of the original wanting more.