GRAEME OF THRONES to Play Leicester Square Theatre

Take a unique and fun theatrical journey through the Seven Kingdoms with avid Game of Thrones super fan Graeme (Ali Brice) and cohorts ex-crush Briony (Libby Northedge) and best friend Paul (Mark Davison) as they attempt to impress a producer and show the world how everyone's favourite sweary fantasy TV series should have been made!

Featuring a family tree wider than The Wall, as many grisly deaths as there are characters and some appropriately missing dragons, it's a rollercoaster ride of beheadings, incest and war.

Created by a team of some of the UK's top comedy writers, the world premiere of Graeme of Thrones at Leicester Square Theatre for 5 weeks from Tuesday December 8 - Sunday January 10, is a wacky and wicked take on the international phenomenon that is Game Of Thrones.

See it before the inevitable lawsuit!

Press night is Friday 11 December at 7.00pm.

Writer and BAFTA winner Jon Brittain said today: "Graeme of Thrones is a parody/farce/show-within-a-show/loving-homage. It's nice to be in a room where being an anally retentive fanboy is actually a good thing! The team are having a lovely time geeking out and discussing how ridiculous Ser Jorah and Littlefinger's voices are, how Daenerys really should have double checked there was a no-nudity clause in her contract, and how Jon Snow really is incredibly boring (but so pretty!)."

Graeme of Thrones stars Ali Brice (creator of Fringe sensation Eric Meat) as Graeme, Libby Northedge (part of award-winning duo Twisted Loaf) as Bryony and Mark Davison (part of internet sketch trio The Exploding Heads) as Paul.

It is directed by Sam Bailey (co-founder of Parrot In The Tank Theatre) and written by, Toby Park (Artistic Director of Spymonkey), Andrew Doyle (Writer of the musical adaptation of Terry Pratchet's Soul Music) and Dan Evans (Thanks a Lot Milton Jones, Mock The Week, Live at the Apollo). Script consultant is John Brittain (creator of Edinburgh Festival hit Margaret Thatcher, Queen Of Soho, and a Fosters Comedy Award winning director).

Produced by Alex Jarrett.

Production Manager & Video Design is Gareth Risdale.