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Variety Acts
Abandon
Sanity, All Ye Who Enter here!
Our variety acts
include audience participation and a totally
improvised performance. A show often begins with
rapid-fire skits based on nursery rhymes, songs,
jokes, tales, and games. These performances succeed
particularly well in children's venues.
For more info,
click here.
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Punch and Judy
"Old Rednose" invites
you to meet the Missus.
Don't miss the timeless street play of Victorian
England. Guaranteed to add "spice" and/or
authenticity to your event. Suitable for all audiences.
The costumes the puppets and puppeteers wear are
entirely authentic, as is the performance.
For
more info, click here.
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St.
George and the Dragon
A
holiday romp from Merrie Olde England.
A
Classic! Taken from one of the many Christmas traditions
of England, this show is sure to please at any time
of the year. St George comes forth to slay the dragon.
We come forth to slay you....with good-natured humor
and merriment.
For
more info, click here.
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Dance
of Death
Man faces eternity in
the 14th century.
An art form in itself! One of the "odd"
forms created by people reacting to the chaos of
the Black Death. Our madcap version, however, shows
each character dancing off with Death to the sound
of merry hurdy-gurdy music.
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Seven Deadly Sins
They'll bring a sinner
to his knees.
The Seven Deadly Sins (Wrath, Lechery, Envy,
Greed, Pride, Gluttony, and Sloth, to the unadvised)
have been slacking off again, and it's time for
them to get cracking. The play, inspired by Everyman,
shows why morality plays were so popular in the
Middle Ages, so long as they were performed with
vigor and humor.
For
more info, click here.
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