The speech writ­ers for the Prime Min­is­ter are em­broiled in craft­ing the per­fect speech to her­ald the gov­ern­ment's new thrust in­to di­ver­si­fi­ca­tion to a green econ­o­my, from oil and gas, to elec­tric cars and ge­net­i­cal­ly mod­i­fied foods on mega farms.How­ev­er, the po­lit­i­cal in­trigue and bac­cha­nal mounts at the con­fer­ence ho­tel down­town, where the speech is to be made.Bac­cha­nal brews from se­cret deals gone hi­lar­i­ous­ly wrong with a cer­tain busi­ness­man min­is­ter, to a strand­ed deputy prime min­is­ter in a bro­ken down wa­ter taxi, to cor­rup­tion about to be un­veiled by a nosey re­porter and dis­sent and con­fu­sion among del­e­gates on the con­fer­ence floor.

Mix in a colour­ful mul­ti­tude of noisy pro­test­ers out­side the ho­tel venue from pub­lic sec­tor work­ers want­i­ng more than five per cent, nurs­es, doc­tors, po­lice and gays and les­bians want­i­ng equal rights, and you have an ex­plo­sion of ri­otous events that will leave an au­di­ence in stitch­es of laugh­ter.The Prime Min­is­ter's Speech is a scan­dalous po­lit­i­cal com­e­dy like nev­er be­fore, that will leave an au­di­ence gasp­ing for breath.As the ridicu­lous se­ries of events un­fold, we get an un­par­al­leled in­sight in­to the ma­noeu­vrings of politi­cians to stay on mes­sage and cope with fast un­rav­el­ling PR dis­as­ters.

How does the Press Sec­re­tary get Min­is­ters to not talk out of turn, cov­er up drunk­en and sex­u­al in­dis­cre­tions, and deal with cri­sis af­ter cri­sis and not lose con­trol? Go to Cipri­ani Col­lege from tonight to Sun­day night and find out.The Prime Min­is­ter's Speech, fea­tures among its stel­lar cast, Richard Ra­goo­bars­ingh, Glenn Davis, Aaron Schnei­der, Ria Ali, Roger Dick­ie, Leslie Ann Levine and Car­o­line Tay­lor, and it is di­rect­ed by award win­ning De­bra Bou­caud Ma­son and Richard Ra­goo­bars­ingh.

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