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Mummenschanz 3x11
My Brother And I Are Porn Stars
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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2006
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Mummenschanz 3x11
Mummenschanz slide, bounce, bound, slither, roll, skip, jump and wobble their way onto the stage at the George Square Theatre this year with a brand new Edinburgh Festival Fringe show celebrating over 30 years since their inception.
Mummenschanz have revolutionized the world of mime and silent
comedy by blending dance, mask-play, theatre and puppetry into
an enchantingly beautiful, wordless world of eccentrically playful
humour and fantastic shapes. They have been responsible for devising
startling innovations and revising traditional methods of performance
in remarkable ways that have opened thealmost forgotten world
of the wordless performance to new generations of fans everywhere.
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Original Review: DescriptionMummenschanz slide, bounce, bound, slither, roll, skip, jump and wobble their way onto the stage at the George Square Theatre this year with a brand new Edinburgh Festival Fringe show celebrating over 30 years since their inception.
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