"One must never place a loaded gun on the stage if it isn’t going to go off. It’s wrong to make promises you don’t mean to keep" — Anton Chekhov, 1889

But why does it feel so good?

Surrender your expectations as you descend into this fever-dream of a show that tickles in all the wrong places. You will be teased, your patience will be tested, and you might even get wet. With malformed music provoking throughout, Chekhov's Gun flouts theatrical convention. Is this reckless rebellion or pioneering performance?

There will be no story.
There will be no surprises.
There will be no shots fired — even if you see a gun.

Chekhov's Gun is the unfulfilled potential of Ines and Spike, graduates from Rose Bruford College, where they met and discovered a shared love of nonsensical yet heartfelt theatre. It's taken them literally hours to bring this heady concoction of a show to life.

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