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Epidermis Circus
SNAFU - Victoria, BC
http://www.snafudance.com V.17 - PTE - Colin Jackson Studio
“GENIUS of physical comedy” - Entertainment World

On TV, Ingrid puppeteers for the Jim Henson Company and Sesame. On stage, she creates puppet characters with nothing but her hands, found objects, mirrors and illusion. Epidermis Circus is a bawdy puppetry cabaret, where the guests are different parts of the human body, like eager host Florence McFingernails and standup comedian Lenny the Boob.

“HILARIOUS. Absurd and profoundly human.” - StarPhoenix

Co-creator of Merkin Sisters 5 STARS, Interstellar Elder 5 STARS, Snack Music 5 STARS - CBC.

Cast:
Ingrid Hansen

Show Info:
75 Minutes
Tickets:

Genre:
Puppetry

Audience:
Parental Guidance

Warnings: Coarse language, sexual content

Wed July 13 6:00 PM
Thu July 14 10:00 PM
Fri July 15 7:45 PM
Sat July 16 6:00 PM
Sun July 17 10:00 PM
Mon July 18 7:45 PM
Tue July 19 6:00 PM
Wed July 20 10:00 PM
Thu July 21 7:45 PM
Fri July 22 6:00 PM
Sat July 23 10:00 PM
Sun July 24 8:00 PM

Epidermis Circus

SNAFU—PTE – Colin Jackson Studio

I don’t know if I’ve ever laughed so hard at a show I knew during the performance would feature in my upcoming nightmares. Raunchy, hilarious and deeply uncomfortable, even the parts of this body part based puppet show that threaten to overstay their welcome loop back around from uncomfortable back to enjoyably uncomfortable. We’re all just bags of meat, and Epidermis Theatre is nothing if not a fantastic reminder of that fundamental fact.

Josh Fidelak