Performance

Venue	Burton Taylor Studio
	Also: BT Studio
Town	Oxford
County	Oxfordshire
From	24th March 2012
To	24th March 2012
When	19:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £10.00.
Burton Taylor Studio (V799)
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Date of change: 23 Mar 12 - T342267374

Monkey Poet - Act 1 - Welcome...to Afghanistan/Act 2 - Welcome...to the UK

Work:: Monkey Poet (S1083158299)

Production:: Act 1 - Welcome...to Afghanistan/Act 2 - Welcome...to the UK (T342267374)

A double-bill of satirical shows - packed value for wallet-tight times! Think Bill Hicks meets Mark Thomas, with a dash of rhyme thrown in, and you've got Monkey Poet, winner of 7 fringe awards around the world. So there. Act 1 - Welcome... to Afghanistan - A one-man re-enactment of the first British conflict with Afghanistan (1839-42), based on contemporary first-hand accounts and told by the young Lieutenant John Greenwood. "Deadly historical accuracy and wicked barrages of humour." The Stage. Act 2 - Welcome... to the UK - Comedy poetry that questions national identity and what it means to be British.

Listing:: L0889502259

Act 1 - Welcome...to Afghanistan/Act 2 - Welcome...to the UK

A double-bill of satirical shows - packed value for wallet-tight times! Think Bill Hicks meets Mark Thomas, with a dash of rhyme thrown in, and you've got Monkey Poet, winner of 7 fringe awards around the world. So there. Act 1 - Welcome... to Afghanistan - A one-man re-enactment of the first British conflict with Afghanistan (1839-42), based on contemporary first-hand accounts and told by the young Lieutenant John Greenwood. "Deadly historical accuracy and wicked barrages of humour." The Stage. Act 2 - Welcome... to the UK - Comedy poetry that questions national identity and what it means to be British.

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