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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2011
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Matt And Ian Don't Know
Matt and Ian really don't know what is going to happen. Spinning Wheel of ideas, audience suggestions and a mix of randomness means no show is the same. Ian has a hamster called Molly, a dog named Squirt and five goldfish called Laurent, Snappies, Doggie, Do and Bags. Matt doesn't own any animals. Next year they hope to use up their word count with lots of nice reviews from nice people. They may just mention pets again though if this year goes pear-shaped.
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Brilliant show - the Wheel of Improv is a fab prop. Matt and Ian take on every suggestion from the audience and quickly incorporate them into scenes that do not fail to make the audience laugh. Fab - totally recommend anyone to see them :-) Kate M, August 2011 |
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Really quite entertaining. A show with the audience rather than one for them. Paul, August 2011 |
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I had a great time here. The guys are great fun if you just want to watch, but really come alive with a more involved audience. As for the spinning the wheel to randomly select the next scene/game - genius! Ewano, August 2011 |
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Clever, different and very funny. Seen them twice at their preview shows in Newcastle. Sharon, July 2011 |
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Go and see this, then go again to see a completely different show, wonderful -based on their preview shows in Newcastle upon Tyne Mike, July 2011 |
