For one last time at the Fringe, The Black Blues Brothers will dazzle audiences with their electrifying circus show. Go see them in a truly unforgettable performance.
Effortlessly contagious and mischievously funny
Even before the show starts, the atmosphere in the room is bustling with anticipation. The performance begins in a nightclub, where a man dressed as a mixologist steps onto the stage and starts organising the bar. Soon, two waiters join him on stage. One of the waiters begins playing with a suit and puts on a hat, much to the mixologist’s displeasure. He scolds the waiter and instructs him to get back to work. However, this waiter has dreams and persists in his pursuit to dance rather than work. The show highlights the balance between working hard and playing hard, serving as a reminder to follow one's passion regardless of the circumstances.
The show is an homage to the 1980 film The Blues Brothers, but you don’t need to know anything about the film to enjoy this performance. To the sound of R’n’B, the five members will have you clapping with delight throughout. They will use the bar’s furniture as props to perform wow-worthy acrobatics, lifts, pyramids, and more. Tumbling from one end of the stage to the other will leave you gasping in awe. Physical theatre adds laughter and joy with fun skits that allow audiences to get to know each member’s personality.
The Black Blues Brothers are effortlessly contagious and mischievously funny. Their confidence and ease onstage are a testament to their experience as seasoned performers. Don’t miss the chance to witness these legends before their last curtain call; they will be sorely missed.
