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The Half-Naked Chef
Steve "Woko" Jackson, the Australian TV chef, gives a culinary demonstration that would make Delia Smith's hair stand on end. A non-stop send-up of every cooking show that’s ever been. a chain of events triggering a domino effect-leading to a loop of disasters which self perpetuate one another ad infinitum . A random chain of slapstick blunders that develops into a physical conceit of chronological disaster- with hilarious results.
The Chain
A chain of events, triggering a domino effect, leading to a loop of disasters which self-perpetuate one another, ad infinitum.
A random chain of slapstick blunders that develops into a physical conceit of chronological disaster - with hilarious results.
The Chain
The Chain is a concept created to develop the comedy of repetition as it relates to chance, destiny and the interconnected-ness of all things. This show is site specific, and aims to use the unique environment invoked by each festival to create a community-based event about being caught up in the moment, transcended in time.
It is ideally developed in a workshop situation where we use physical theatre to explore a comedic world that questions the changing fortunes and patterns that we all experience everyday.
