The latest installment in a 'satirically provocative' series of plays is heading to Cambridge Junction.
Dead Cats - by theatre group Proto-type, takes audiences into 'the room where the lies begin'.
Focusing on media manipulation, governmental lies, political protest, secrecy, democracy, power and influence, the script by Andrew Westerside sees unnamed characters A (Gillian Lees) and B (Rachel Baynton) argue, spar and banter.
Rachel Baynton said: "As recent government announcements and retractions have so clearly (if clumsily) illustrated, it’s all about the game - all about the winning - for our politicians, and they’ll redefine anything and everything to meet their ever-changing agenda."
Dead Cats is the latest play in Proto-type's Truth to Power Project, all of which are embedded in the international political arena - taking audiences to a place where artifice and spin are the tools of choice.
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The play, which is suitable for ages 14+, incorporates film and design by Adam York Gregory, with an original soundtrack by Paul J. Rogers.
The performance will take place at 7.30pm on Wednesday, March 15 at Cambridge Junction.
Attendees are invited to 'pay what they feel' from £2.50, and tickets are available from www.junction.co.uk or by calling 01223 511 51.
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