The rhythm of the tango underpins Los Guardiola - The Comedy of Tango in this superb production from Musique et Toile, but the show is much broader than the one dance form.
A story of life.
A whirlwind of mime and comedy, join Paul as he meets his in-laws for the first time.
A mesmerising piece of physical theatre, set in the maze-like train system of Tokyo.
New physical drama that weaves together the longings and fears of five characters: a witch, a bitch, a goldfish, a sleepwalker and a salaryman.
Contemporary mime inspired by daily life.
A striking, vibrating, digital solo sign-mime performance by Deaf dance artist, Chisato Minamimura, exploring for the first time in public the powerful perspectives of deaf hibakus…
Melbourne International Comedy Festival: 2017 Best Show nominee and 2016 Best Newcomer winner.
Whose fault? A ghost beautified by human skin or humans possessing the devil’s heart? Is it ever possible to avoid mistakes or is it destined to happen anyway? Without camouflage, …
Visual comedy, dynamic emotions, innovative narrative techniques inspired by films and the never-ending pleasure of transformation .
Take a man out of his daily routine, throw in a variety of incidents, and he’ll always end up out of place.
A completely improvised silent movie accompanied by live ragtime piano music, inspired by the films and ambience of the 1920s.
The Sauna is a story of an old woman.
A wordless blend of mime, clowning, dance and acrobatics, Two Little Boxes is a brand-new piece by Reallynice, exploring the construction of masculinities in young men.
Accidental clown turned multi award-winning performer Sam Goodburn plays a dumbstruck young man the morning after his first steps into manhood.
Phineas Wakenshaw is a consummately confident performer, effortlessly charming packed out audiences with a sweet smile and immense stage presence.
Barrera is what a clown AA meeting would look like.
We’ve all been to a gallery and not paid much attention to the invigilators there to watch over the gallery.
Do you like humour, the world of clowns, excesses, beautiful and unlikely stories of love? With Dandy Danno and Diva G.
The award-winning team that brought you ‘A Puppet Named Desire’ and ‘Puppetgeist’ return with mayhem, masks, and sock monsters.
Armed with an ocarina, a ukulele and a thirst for revenge, Lecoq-trained Edward Day battles four decades of videogame nostalgia in an explosion of Shakespeare, live music and 16-bi…
Winner: Best Comedy, Brighton Fringe 2016.
‘The Idiot’s Guide to the World’ is a clown show that explores a variety of physical comedy genres.
After reading a page of a favourite book, Clinky’s eyes begin to droop.
A completely improvised silent movie accompanied by live ragtime piano music, inspired by the films and ambience of the 1920s.
A mindfulness start to your day.
Lock up your children, goldfish and everything in between as The Scotney Rascals are in town! A pair of wannabe Rock stars with absolutely no following are forced to do comedy.
The female object of Beethoven’s widely known composition for solo piano is unknown, though in this devised production by the York Drama Soc, she is given form and identity as th…
Neil Frost can’t speak, so his audience must tell his tale and help this nervous man change the monotony of his life by taking a risk.
Clowning, slapstick and magical, non-verbal storytelling create a feast of laughter as two storytellers go head to head.
Ahmed, a poor orphan, escapes his war torn homeland and joins the circus.
The multi-award-winning, critically acclaimed total-sell-out returns.
Think you know charades? Think again! Back for a second year after a huge success in 2015.
Neil Frost has a story to tell.
A family clown theatre show.
The award-winning comic returns with twenty farcical characters including men and an inanimate object.
Animation, mime and speech come together in this neat one-man show about love at first-sight going wrong.
A riotous non-verbal comedy about a nervous man who decides to change the monotony of his life by taking a risk.
Innovative and playful, the brand new two-part sketch group Beard weave joyful, bizarre and enthralling comedy.
PaddleBoat Theatre Company has produced one of the most magical and captivating children’s shows I have seen in their latest production According to Arthur.
A belated denouement to his lauded 2005 work The Factory, award-winning performer Al Seed returns to the subject of war with striking psychological rigour.
A mindfulness start to your day.
The highly anticipated follow-up to sell-out physical comedies Kraken and Squidboy from award-winning idiot Trygve Wakenshaw.
Makoto Inoue’s non-verbal take on Shakespeare’s classic Macbeth is undoubtedly a feat.