Big Brother's Slovenian spin

Big Brother isn't watching us any more. We're all watching Big Brother. Not so much a TV franchise as a territory-gobbling, global steamroller - with a success rate that George Bush would snog Michael Moore for - BB has turned the world into voyeurs.

So if you're pining for the camera-conscious antics of Makosi, Kemal et al and counting down the days until BB seven, you can feed your habit at the ICA, where there's a Slovenian spin on this TV drug. For your entertainment, seven Slovenians are bidding to shag, swear and seduce their way to the big prize.

Matjaz Zupancic's play is a satire that's a little too in love with its subject. As his rum bunch of contenders work their way through the paranoia, exhibitionism and ritual humiliation that are BB's raw materials, you can tell that Zupancic has done the research, putting in the hours soaking up live streaming.

Taking place in a backstage corridor in which the characters (pictured) can never quite decide whether they're being filmed, the brittle relationships, forged in the white heat of battle, rather too rapidly crack under the strain of aiming for top ratings. But as a snapshot of a world hooked on watching, not doing, The Corridor makes for rubbernecking viewing.

Oh, and Adrian should win.

Until Sat, ICA, The Mall SW1, 8pm, £8, £7 concs, £6 mems. Tel: 020 7930 3647. www.ica.org.uk Tube: Charing Cross/ Piccadilly Circus