A surreal black comedy that deals with fame, celebrity, drug addiction and friendship. Three friends, former child stars, hang out in a bar many years after they were famous. They talk about their failures, insecurities and addictions. However, these three friends are not just washed up B movie actors, they are Mickey, Minnie and Donald, three of the most recognisable icons of the 20th century. Originally staged 30 years ago, the play’s themes are even more relevant now in our who’s who, celebrity-obsessed world. Written by Campbell Black and directed by Alan King.