The Three Gaga men wear full body tights to produce a show of circus value that balances between being a little bit freakish and providing unique entertainment. With the flexible suites donned, the three men adopt an almost alien identity. In the suits they are provided with an anonymity that allows them to perform weird and wonderful stunts with greater entertainment value. They frequently emerge from the tights, revealing the characters of the men, to entertain with unsubtle and novel Japanese humour.The stunts they perform are original and fascinatingly innovative, from a new take on balloon tricks to stretching out the tights to impersonate Dinosaurs and Marilyn Monroe. The show became something of a work of art for periods, manipulating projections of great paintings such as making the Mona Lisa frown.Occasionally however the humour was too drawn out, milking the silliness for too long. On other times the humour failed to cross the comedy language barrier. Despite hinting at it, the show goes further than being a circus act. The audience was left either aghast or on the edge of seats, mainly from a fear of balloons exploding in our faces. This is a show well worth seeing for silliness, shocks and the talents of these 3 men.
