David Leddy

A dynamic, absurd and uplifting theatre piece about forgery, castration and blind drunkenness.

Liz and Tom are small-time con-artists who need £250,000 to buy their way out of a turf war. Their mission is to be the greatest art forgers in the world. There's only one problem. They can't paint.

Originally developed with support from the Royal Shakespeare Company and performed at The British Museum, this fast-paced, provocative and boisterous caper finds incongruous connections between verbatim theatre, free-market economics, the psychology of "truth", and a castrated labradoodle in a classic Chanel clutch bag.

"Dazzling... wild... hugely enjoyable" **** - The Guardian

"Played with dazzling vitality" **** - The Times