Mining its trademark vein of absurdist humour and taking inspiration from the likes of Gogol and Bulgakov, Publick Transport presents a new comedy, set in a forgotten office deep within the bowels of a Russian governmental building where two civil servants jostle for power, one a puffed up bureaucrat in search of a job description, the other an unidentified inspector, the purpose of whose visit remains frighteningly vague. Reluctant to commit to specific thought for fear of showing ignorance of the party line – which changes hourly – they make idle conversation out of which is extrapolated the deepest meaning, while their attempts at political correctness only result in grammatical incorrectness.