You think you've got problems! Consider the situation of two actors with a history of rivalry who find themselves in Iceland stranded on a glacier atop a volcano. This wonderfully wacky premise for Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer's delightful new comedy sets the audience up for a show that is original, extremely funny and surprisingly thoughtful. Gary, played by Rufus Hound, and his counterpart, Hugh, played by Samuel West, attended drama school together and have since reinvented themselves as they embarked on careers of pretending to be other people. In their current film, Hugh, who has chosen a life of outward conformity and upward mobility, plays a butler while Gary who presents as being the tormented, bad-boy artiste is cast as an alien. Outwardly their personae appear to be quite different, but they both negotiate their way through life by employing pretence, or art. And, although one might think their current dilemma could serve to concentrate the mind, for the most par