Bond is dead. Craig's out. To revive the worlds most famous spy we must return to the very beginning. But who is brave enough? Who has the courage to bring Bond back? Who has the power to make him even better? Let it be known, there is a new improved era for 007 on the horizon and his name is Sandin... Carlos Sandin.

Known for his ethnically ambiguous bone structure and dynamic physicality, Carlos Sandin is bringing a Bond that obliterates all others. A new undercover hero we never knew we needed. Forget Connery, Moore and Brosnan, Sandin is here to take the world on the most epic journey 007 has ever ventured: rebirth.

Expect action, drama and live music; a fresh take on a modern classic.

A graduate of SpyMonkeys Clown Creation School (Brighton), a Sweetie of Sweet Action Theatre (Toronto) and a child of the Cold War, Carlos Sandin brings his unique charm and vigour to this debut solo clown show.

Reserve your seat for 5 or simply turn up and Pay What You Want after the show!

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