Grab the inside scoop as red-top renegade Rich Peppiatt delivers a merciless dissection of his former trade, testing the public’s right to know to its side-splitting extremity.

Following his sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe and London’s Soho Theatre, Peppiatt is taking his controversial assault on the Street of Shame’s finest out on tour – taking on the tabloid bully boys themselves and leaving the likes of Kelvin MacKenzie exposed in more ways than one.

Join Peppiatt as he hilariously plots a path to redemption – save one final rampage through Fleet Street’s gutters.

Peppiatt has appeared twice before the Leveson Inquiry, his searing testimonies making headlines around the world. Since his hilariously withering resignation letter to Daily Star proprietor Richard Desmond became a viral sensation last year, Peppiatt’s brutal honesty has made him a regular tabloid commentator on TV and radio.

‘Breathtaking… Fleet street’s very own angel of vengeance.’ Guardian

‘Scabrous and highly entertaining… a demolition job with jokes.’ Independent

‘Devilishly devious.’ Scotsman

‘Peppiatt has charm, wit and an ear for comedy – and, jokes apart, this is an important show.’ The Telegraph

‘Ouch! Brilliantly vicious poetic justice.’ Steve Coogan

‘Hilarious, brave and strangely arousing.’ Hugh Grant

‘A Judas.’ Daily Star

Age Guidance 16+
Some adult content.

Screenings next week include U.N. Me, an investigation into incompetence and corruption at the heart of the UN and an exclusive preview of Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar which will be held at Warner House in Bloomsbury. 

You are also invited to a private view of the Frontline Television News Exhibition – an opportunity to learn more about the thrilling history of the agency and the work of the pioneering cameramen and women. Tickets are free, but you must register if you would like to attend.

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