Don't Walk About With Nothing On

Written by Georges Feydeau
Translated by Peter Meyer
Directed by James Williams
Presented by DeadAnt

Meet Ventroux, a Deputy Mayor with ambitions of becoming President, and his wife Clarisse - who has a few ambitions of her own. Join them at home one hot Parisian afternoon, where, terrified of scandal, Ventroux is busy trying to persuade Clarisse to wear more clothes. Any clothes. In fact, to just get dressed! And get dressed in private...

With a journalist from Le Figaro on his way and an unexpected visit from his rival, Ventroux is left struggling to maintain control.

Written in a time when women were fighting and dying for the right to vote - brought to you in a time where image increasingly counts more than substance. ‘Don’t Walk About With Nothing On’ is 101 years old and remains remarkably relevant.

Bring your lunch, rustle your packaging, laugh out loud and escape the dramas of the office this lunchtime. We’ve quite a drama of our own to share with you....’