Samuel Beckett's Waiting For Godot was based around the revolutionary premise of nothing happening.
Richard Heller's satirical update takes on the leadership battle between Blair and Brown and relies more on the idea of nothing changing.
Instead of two tramps waiting in vain for the mysterious Godot, two Labour backbenchers hope the Great Gordo will save them from their despotic leader Tonzzo.
They pass the time voting for absurd Criminal Justice bills and lamenting the new, bland, watered-down version of Labour.
Much of it is knowing political satire studded with acidic one-liners; funny in a sub-Rory Bremner way but not startlingly original.
The best part is a monologue composed of cut-and-pastes from Blair's own speeches. It exposes the lack of substance behind the style. Blair and Brown should book seats.
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