This troop is closer than brothers: at times they are each other’s arms, legs and even genitalia. Blending circus skills and acrobatics with musical interludes and absurdist humour, there is plenty in this show to keep the audience guessing as well as laughing.
Within the rather austere surroundings of St George’s West the show takes [...]
“I’m Bill Hicks, and I’m dead now.”
There are so many levels that this show works on. The first is the surface layer where Chas Early is doing a rather impressive cover/tribute of the late Bill Hicks. Going ever so slightly deeper is the idea that Early is channelling the spirit of Hicks back down to [...]
The closing few minutes of this show proclaim that “Science Isn’t Fun,” but I beg to differ. 4 performers (or are they lecturers? Or stand-up artists? Possibly failed rock musicians?) take the dry topic of the discoveries of Albert Einstein, and weave them into a highly enjoyable hour of what could be described as a [...]
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