A Government Inspector

In a small Pennine town a flashy young stranger is mistaken for a Government Inspector. The town’s unscrupulous Councillors do all they can to ingratiate themselves. Bribes, backhanders and brown envelopes abound and the stranger, who has an eye for a quick buck, takes full advantage with hilarious results.
If you like your humour broad, your references topical, your heart warmed and your brass ‘live’, look no further than A Government Inspector. Absurdly funny, clever and strangely familiar, you’ll never trust your local authority again.
By Nikolai Gogol, adapted by Deborah MacAndrew

“Politically sharp and hilarious.” The Observer on Northern Broadsides' Accidental Death of An Anarchist.