by Drew Pautz
directed by Stephen Unwin

An artist sells her work, but claims it is still hers.

An advertising genius believes his ideas are 'art'.

A thief steals some trainers and calls it ‘activism’.

Everything and anything is a brand. Shoes, art, sex and even protest.

In Someone Else’s Shoes, writer Drew Pautz plunders the material world in a sharp, funny and thought-provoking new comedy.

Click here to view a short interview with writer Drew Pautz.

ETT's previous new plays include award-winning premieres of The York Realist by Peter Gill and Honeymoon Suite by Richard Bean, both at the Royal Court; and Jonathan Harvey’s Rupert
Street Lonely Hearts Club at the Donmar Warehouse.

'English Touring Theatre is one of our treasures.'

The Guardian