The Extraordinary Mugging of Mr Winterbottom
(AKA The Morosoph)
The
Scene Pool
Camden People's Theatre
Friday 15th March 9pm
Brighton Fringe Festival
Three and Ten
Friday 2nd May 10pm
Sunday 4th May 10pm
Saturday 23rd May 5pm
Camden
Fringe Festival
Etcetera Theatre
265 Camden
High Street
London
NW1 7BU
Wednesday 30th July 9pm
Thursday 31st July 9m
Ticket booking
: 08444 77 1000
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk
For anyone
who's ever been mugged, and wondered what it would take to make
things change.
Some call it
dark or black comedy,
others call it physical and psychological torture,
as mugger and victim are trapped in the tube due to a signal
failure. The tables are turned, but not as you would
expect. Whose side will you take?
Click here to watch the video!
Published Reviews
“Excellent dialogue on the nature of
violence and modern urban society… funny and entertaining,
with a bit of the cerebrals thrown in for good measure”
Fringe Review
Audience response
"Entertaining, and a little disturbing" Gabriel Kemlo,
writer, London
"Intense but witty atmosphere" gingerdjroblog, Brighton
"Deep, intense" Andrew Mehta, UG Magazine
"Dark, witty and makes me think" Donny Monteiro,
London
"A topic which many can relate to" Alan
Tenn, London
“A
rollercoaster” Kerry Irvine,
Performance Initiative Network
This performance contains wrestling
moves and video game attacks that should not be imitated due to the risk of serious
injury.
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Featuring:
Etcetera Theatre - David Ault, Nicholas Ward and Gemma Sinclair
Three and Ten - David Ault and Lee
Barnes
Camden People's Theatre - David Ault and
Nick Ward
Written by Alan Francois
Directed by Alan Frank
Stage Manager for CPT / Three and Ten - Abby Reeves
Stage Manager for Etcetera - Delphine Zafra
With special thanks to Mark Bennett
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