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Dr Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown and His Singing Tiger .... Again
Come on a brand new adventure with award-winning family favourites Dr Brown (Phil Burgers) and his Singing Tiger (Stuart Bowden)! Pack a snack and your adventure shoes and prepare to lend a hand in this silly, physical, musical, brownical experience!
Absurd, weird and wonderful, this surreal visual comedy with live musical narration has kids storming the stage to help the hapless doctor. Join Dr Brown and his friend the Singing Tiger on an absurd adventure from breakfast to bedtime.
Unpredictable, original, fresh, fun and vibrant, Dr Brown serves up unique impishness, good old slapstick, silly noises, physical flights of fancy and enough pineapple for the whole family. This is all-ages physical comedy at its best.
Families beware: you might laugh so hard you hiccup a helicopter!
"Dr Brown doesn't speak during this kids show. He doesn't need to. His lavish gestures make for hysterically funny twists and turns." The Herald Sun
"As bonkers an hour of comedy as ever you would find part Mr Bean, part Buster Keaton, all odd." Sunday Times, UK
'Perfect comic timing and astonishing mime abilities. They had me in tears of laughter, and the kids rolling on the floor in fits of giggles.' Three Weeks
'A relentless hour of fun and daftness that doesn't have a dull millisecond in it, with frequent flashes of genius.' The Skinny
Dr Brown has sold-out seasons in six countries, and won every award there is. His unique brand of "inspired and transgressive silent clowning " (The Age) has won him fans the world over.
Dr Brown's Singing Tiger is a UK-based, multi-award winning theatre maker. The Tiger's alias Stuart Bowden has enjoyed international success with 'The Beast' - nominated for Best Independent Theatre Writing and Best Independent Theatre Performer (Melbourne Green Room Awards 2013) - and 'The World Holds Everyone Apart, Apart From Us' - nominated for the Arches Brick Award (Edinburgh Fringe 2011) and Best Theatre, Best Performer and the Underbelly Edinburgh Award (Adelaide Fringe 2011). His most recent show She Was Probably Not A Robot is about to launch an international tour following a 5-star season at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
This show is being in developed as part of Schkapf's Artist-in-Residence programming.
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LocationSchkapf (View)
6567 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90038
United States
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