Comedian Chloe Radcliffe has a history of cheating in her past relationships. She wrote a show about it, “Cheat,” which she will perform at the soft opening of G-Son Studios from Nov. 4-8. For the record, she does not condone cheating. But it happens all the time, and, in her opinion, nobody is willing to stick a microphone in front of their face and say they did it — except Radcliffe.
“I just happen to be the person who’s willing to talk about it,” said Radcliffe. “The show is about my history of infidelity, but at its core, it is about looping behaviors of harmful patterns that we keep repeating even when we don’t want to. There’s a lot of people who don’t have infidelity as their harmful repetition, but they have something else. All I want to do is talk about it and dissect it and ask relatively nonjudgmental questions of it. Those are the conversations we should be having.”
Radcliffe has been developing “Cheat” for three years. She performed it first at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where she met her current boyfriend, who happens to be a comedian. . . .
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