Taking its title from the band which Tony Blair formed at Fettes College, this play is a satire on New Labour. Once upon a time Tony-boy and Gordon were happy. Then came power, but sadly it meant that only one of them could be chief executive of the old firm. Behind the smiles lies a mountain of sulks. Envy strangles their friendship and fear eats their souls. But suddenly angels appear from on high in the shape of two spin-doctors and some quack remedies. Will the nation heave a sigh of relief? Is New Democracy safe?
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Howard Brenton was born in 1942 in Portsmouth, where his father was a policeman and a lay preacher. He had written several plays for the Royal Court, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and the National Theatre before "Romans in Britain" (1980) was famously the cause of a failed prosecution by moral crusaders.
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