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Pandemonium by Armando lannucci to open at Soho Theatre

by Staff Writer
August 4, 2023
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Pandemonium Soho Theatre

Pandemonium Soho Theatre

Pandemonium is a wild account of our great leaders grappling with the Pandemic and then with each other.

A caustic entertainment for the winter months, Pandemonium relates the Johnson-Truss-Sunak years in all their glory. Re-live the horror. The Mess. The Murk. The Lying about the Lies.

Jingle while you mingle. It’s one big party. Bring a suitcase.

       

Armando Iannucci: “I wanted to write something furious and energetic about the past three years. Pandemonium is partly about us wanting those in charge to be up to the job, to be heroes, and the anger that started building when the news of the drinks parties began to emerge.  And yes, I wanted to write something funny (don’t forget, we also had Liz Truss!). Laughter is a great release, and my aim is for the audience to have a good time and a good laugh, but I also hope it helps people process the tumultuous and crazy time we went through.” 

Wayward Productions in association with Soho Theatre bring Pandemonium to the stage from 1 December 2023.

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