
Chair Woman
A brand new comedy conspiracy thriller from The Defectors, using their “tightly-choreographed, slickly-performed” style to take on an epic tale of fabrication, foul-play and fully functional furniture.
Patsy Darning has tried to leave the intense world of upholstery pageantry behind her. But when she gets pulled back in for one last job (padding out a chair on the new Presidential spacecraft), she finds herself caught in a cover-up that goes all the way to the bottom... Can Patsy follow the threads of truth and prevent this cosmic catastrophe? Who can she trust now that she’s sitting on something this huge (a big chair)?
From slapstick espionage to precarious political satire, Chair Woman pays homage to classic conspiracy thrillers and includes nods to dozens of existing conspiracy theories, making light exploration of both their allure and consequences.
Praise for previous shows (Defective Inspector: An American Odyssey and A Stitch in Time):
“A slick and buoyant parody... a truly joyous show." **** - The Wee Review
“An action-packed hour of ridiculousness and hilarity” **** - Lost in Theatreland
“A romping cavalcade of slapstick silliness.” ****.5 - Lexical Lunacy
"A superb script... as smart as it is silly." **** The Smu Reviews
**** - Everything Theatre
**** - Fringe Biscuit
**** - Fernyhough Arts Review
**** - LondonTheatre1
The Defectors Present...
Writers: Harrison Cole, James Darby & Daniel Hemsley
Director: James Darby
Cast: Ellie Church, Harrison Cole, Amy Cotter, Daniel Hemsley
Production Assistant: Shannon Fox
Running time: 60mins
Date & Time: Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th October @5.30pm
Content Warnings: Contains strong language, mild sexual references and drug use.
Audience Guidelines
Latecomers will not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
Concession prices apply to students; under 18s; pensioners; those on disability and unemployment benefits; Equity, BECTU & SDUK members.
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