by Joe Orton Directed by Tim Willis Main House

It’s the swinging ’60s and sexy, cocksure, charismatic young Mr Sloane is looking for a place to live. Middle-aged Kath offers herself as his landlady but is also offering something else. Her brother Ed wants a piece of the action too – but their elderly and inquisitive father is unfortunately in the way...

Wickedly funny, and sometimes violent, this sleek, dark and sexy comedy caused a stir when it opened in London during the age of the sexual revolution. It established Orton as one of the most significant writers of stage farce in the twentieth century and launched him on an explosively successful career cut short by his untimely and violent death in 1967.

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