In ‘the oddest, but the most engaged show commemorating the First World War’
The Scotsman, a schoolboy re-enacts the film ‘300’ to the ghosts of Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. In turns hilarious and heartbreaking, a truly original one man comedy show.
‘I have no idea how he come up with it, but I’m glad he did. Hysterical. A pleasure to watch.’
Three Weeks, Winner Editors Award, Edinburgh Fringe 2014
After the interval Monkey Poet delivers an electrifying set of stand up rhyme.
‘Funny, filthy, furious. Dominates the stage.’
Jersey Evening Post
Directed by Gareth Armstrong (Shylock, The Rape of Lucrece)
Written and performed by Matt Panesh (LOVEhurtsACTUALLY)
Dates & Times
The Box @ The Met
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