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    ARCHIVE: Oedipuss In Boots

    ARCHIVE: Oedipuss In Boots

    • SHOWING
    • 02 Jul -
      14 Jul 2019
      02 Jul - 14 Jul 2019
    About

    A devilishly funny anti-comedy from The Wardrobe Theatre, the company that spawned Reservoir Mogs, Rocky Shock Horror and Goldilock, Stock & Three Smoking Bears.

    As lightning cracks at the summit of Mount Olympus, the royal kitten Oedipuss is cursed with the prophecy of killing his father and marrying his mother. Outcast, this brave puss must go on an incredible adventure of self-discovery, encountering crooks and charlatans, terrifying monsters and outrageous villains as he tries to unlock the complex question of his destiny. But as Oedipuss soon discovers, escaping your fate isn’t easy when you’ve got the King’s blood on your paws…

    Fast, smart and devilishly funny, Oedipuss In Boots puts the romp in anthropomorphism. An original dark comedy from The Wardrobe Theatre, it is jam-packed with big laughs, puppetry, dance routines, musical numbers and unforgettable drama. Oedipuss In Boots is the ultimate mother-loving Greek tragedy!

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    • RUNNING TIME1hr 45mins (inc. interval)
    • TICKETSFrom £12 (Tickets and prices subject to availability)
    • VENUE

    7.30pm (No show Sun 07)

    AGE RECOMMENDATION 16+ (contains sexual scenes and swearing)

    AGED 16-26? TICKETS JUST £10
    Available in advance on price bands B and C

    MULTIBUYS
    Book 3 or more shows SAVE 15% and Book 5 or more shows SAVE 20%
    Available in advance on price bands A and B

    Image: Jack Offord

    Reviews
    • *****

      "Be prepared for your sides to ache for days afterwards"

      Bristol Post
    • ****

      "Yet another cracker from The Wardrobe Theatre"

      The Fix Magazine
    • ****

      "Genuine tragedy, but one which leaves the audience in hysterics"

      Stagetalk Magazine

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