Could you please correct this Review? It would be great! "SOAP CLUB" Based on the novel "Fight Club "by Chuck Pahulanyuk, 25 years after the releases of the homonymous film, the English drama club " For The Love of Theater" decided to pay tribute to it, by staging a show called " Soap Club ", at the Royal Opera House of London. The story tells about Tyler Durden, an average American, who is a narcoleptic schizophrenic subject. He met a man who leads a totally different life from the one he is used to, Tyler remains fascinated from his way of think against the trends and together they decide to create the " Fight Club", a group of people where anyone can fight against each other to release the frustration of their ordinary life. But, things get complicated when Tyler realises that the man he met is a creation of his mind, which have been secretly planning to destroy a building which represents the economic symbol of the city. What most impressed me, was the extraordinary ability of the crew to stay close to the true story-line of the book, moreover, they had terrific attention to detail, from the lights of the show , through a wide varied range of different backgrounds, ending with the surprisingly speed in changing them time to time. Only a small flaw, the sound system was not so good and at certain points of the show, it occurred an annoying reverberation of voices and sounds. A special mention must be spent on the theatre's location, which was really suggestive and for the internal disposition of the playhouse which guarantees a perfect view from each point of it.