A pitch-black comedy from award-winning playwright, Matt Morrison. Set somewhere in England, it follows three party activists as they head off on a morale-building weekend in the wake of an unfolding political scandal.Matts previous plays have been performed at HighTide, the Finborough, the Arcola and the Riverside Studios. His latest is a biting satire about the culture of intimidation and cruelty at the heart of contemporary politics.
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This is an exceptionally clever show. Taking the familiar story of Macbeth and turning it into the equally familiar story of Tony Blair’s rise to fame in the early ‘90s through the art of rap -among other things- is no mean feat...
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