Tag Archives: mime

Mime meets Zap Comix on the dark side

Posted on August 3, 2017 by Camden Fringe Voyeur

By Michael Spring It has perhaps crossed every performer’s mind to fantasise about taking a chainsaw to his audience, but it’s not everyone that makes that fantasy part of their performance. This, and much more “dark” besides, is part of … Continue reading →

Posted in Reviews | Tagged audience interaction, Camden Fringe, chainsaw, clown, comedy, Dark Side of the Mime, entertainment, Etcetera Theatre, humour, interactive, London, Michael Spring, mime, pantomime, physical, porn, review, show, splatter, Takomo, violence, vulgar, what's on | Leave a comment

Two weddings to catch today – Practice Wedding & the Day I Married Myself

Posted on August 8, 2016 by Camden Fringe Voyeur

Practice Wedding opened last night at Camden Fringe but there is still time to see this show at Lock 17 and Dingwalls, until Friday 19 August at 7pm. An unapologetic blend of storytelling and stand-up comedy, Natasha Samreny’s Practice Wedding … Continue reading →

Posted in Previews | Tagged Ace Ventura, Arab, Camden Fringe, Canal Cafe Theatre, comedy, early show, innuendo, John Tissiman, late show, Latin, London, love, mime, Mormon, Mr Bean, Natasha Samreny, non-traditional household, physical theatre, Practice Wedding, real stories, satirical, standup, The Day I Married Myself | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: mime

Mime meets Zap Comix on the dark side

Two weddings to catch today – Practice Wedding & the Day I Married Myself

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