A play paying tribute to comedy legends Peter Cook and Dudley Moore is one of the highlights of an online Fringe Theatre festival this week.

Goodbye: The (After) Life of Cook & Moore tells the story of the comic duo snd explores their sometimes difficult relationshop on and offstage. The action is set in the after life as the late Peter Cook waits for his comedy partner Moore to die and join him.

The show has previously had runs in the theatre. This version has been shot on two screens to give the impression of a Big Brother like afterlife where the cameras of the CBB, (Celestial Broadcasting Board) are always watching you.

The play is written by Jonathan Hansler and Clive Greenwood. Hansler plays Cook and Kev Orkian plays Dudley Moore. It is directed by Vadim Jean.

It runs from April 27 to May 3 and will be free to view - though you can make donations.

More information here.

The festival also features a number of pther pieces including Still (Awkward) Life featuring standup comedian Andy Storey on the same dates.