Let's get the bad news out of the way at the up. David Leddy is a noted performance artist, who sites Derrida and Baudrillard among his major influences. Wait, keep reading, Leddy is well aware of the potential borefest that these influential deconstructionist thinkers can create when presented to an unsuspecting public in unadulterated form. So it's not at all what you expect.

"It's a parody of all the whodunnits that Cluedo was based on," says Leddy of his one-man show. "I play six parts, with all the old clichés to the fore. There's the maid, the butler, the dodgy foreigner; the usual collection of murder suspects. There's also a detective who says almost nothing, but claims to know all the answers."

But is it fun? "The earlier work I've done in this kind of form saw the audience really enjoying the humour. The point of the whole thing is to use these ideas behind the shows, but make them accessible and primarily very entertaining."

Steve Cramer