Why aren't they laughing? It won't work if they don't laugh... Philip Frost and Robert Glass, once a moderately successful comedy double act, return to perform their made-for-TV special in front of a live studio audience. With one hour until they are kicked out of the studio, once-adequately-famed duo 'Frosted Glass' attempt to film the special, which will save their careers. As seen on 'Frost and Glass' Tuesday Afternoon Off' (2009-2009), and SE4 EP6 of 4 In a Bed (they walked into frame during some of the b-roll), the iconic duo are back! Expect songs, dances, and Frosted Glass' famous catchphrase, 'THAT IS MUSTARD!' in some inappropriate circumstances. Building on the momentum from Glass' viral exit after a torrid yet carnal affair on 'I'm A Celebrity: St. Vincent and the Grenadines' and Frost's residency on 'It Takes Two' (as boom mic operator), this is the pair's last-ditch leap at fame. However, they soon find out the world of comedy today is a very different beast from the TV sketch shows of years gone by. Be quick but not flippant; relatable but not unoriginal. If it's not funny, don't worry, we'll just add it in post. LATECOMERS MAY NOT BE ADMITTED. UNDER 18s ARE NOT PERMITTED INTO THE THEATRE FOR THIS PERFORMANCE. The performance lasts approximately 60 minutes without interval. No re-admittance once the performance has commenced. Refunds and exchanges are not available.

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