Overview

Published to coincide with its premiere at the Royal Court, this play is a riotous satire on the trendy bourgeoisie. Ralf decides to spice up a dinner party by claiming that the body of a work colleague is hidden in the blanket chest - but, he's not pretending...With its echoes of both Alan Ayckbourn and Joe Orton, Mr. Kolpert is an example of black comedy at its best.