Da Vinci's Laundry

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About the Show

A sharp crime comedy exposing the art world’s greed, glamour, and corruption—where power trumps art.

Da Vinci’s Laundry is a crime comedy set in the glittering yet corrupt world of high-end art, where masterpieces and money laundering go hand in hand. The play explores how romance, greed, and ambition collide in a landscape where art itself is overshadowed by the pursuit of wealth and power.

Playwright Keelan Kember, following the success of Thanks For Having Me, returns with this new satirical work. The production makes its world premiere at Riverside Studios’ Main Stage for a strictly limited run.

Critic Reviews (5)

"A confused, unfortunately tasteless comedy about forgery and the role of art in modern society."
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"It’s outlandish, but Kember is a fluent comedy writer whose characters have sufficient backstories and enough opposing energy to make their often withering interactions amusing...the whole is delightfully farcical."
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"With more focus on the key themes and delving deeper into the message that is trying to be conveyed, it could be a sharp commentary on authenticity in the art world."
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"A fun, frisky, and well-constructed frolic through the upper-echelons of the art world. "
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"Da Vinci’s Laundry is a clever culture clash comedy classic, with a great cast and crew utilising their effortless chemistry, sharp dialogue and a mixture of giddy, erudite satire to leave the Riverside Studios crowd in constant fits of laughter."
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