Are you tired of seeing the same f**king drivelled shows from Broadway and National Theatre Live? G.O.W.D has been describedby some as "three humans in an old green dragon costume". In WhatTheHellisGoingOn G.O.W.Dmembers RamBunc and B�NJ try their best to entertain using the ancient underground art form of 'Le Jeu'.

Somewhere between an improvcomedy night, and a playground.

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Photo credit: Lexy Cooper

About the company

GOWD is an art collective of theatre makers that strive to create new and experimental/postdramatic works of visual art spanning from Performance art to Contemporary Theatre. The collective was formed by 3 independent artists from across the UK with varying cultural backgrounds.

It is freely open for anyone to become apart of and get involved. Our goal is to be a warm and supportive environment for any experimental artist to grow and evolve in regardless of qualification or background. Contact Us: [email protected]

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