Can't Pay? Won't Pay

It may be set in Milan in the '70s, but parallels are bound to be drawn between Italian satarist Dario Fo's farce about a group of working class women raiding a supermarket in protest about the rising cost of goods, and the recent London riots. Here, though, the tone is riotous comedy with a feminist tilt, as the women try to allay the suspicions of their husbands as well as the police. The engagingly political Chickenshed perform a translation by Lino Pertile.