The Frogs

T0344910220

Author

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Production details

Spymonkey's tragically funny attempt to pull off a classic Greek comedy. From the UK's leading physical comedy ensemble Spymonkey comes a delirious trip through Greek theatre, a monster-filled Underworld and classic vaudeville double acts. Toby Park and Aitor Basauri are at the end of the road. The other Spymonkeys have taken themselves off to a better place, and they're about to call it a day. But when a mega-rich philanthropist and her theatrically inclined niece make them an offer they can't refuse, this comedy duo are given one last chance. Do they have what it takes to perform the classic Greek comedy The Frogs? With golden-age glamour, modern-day angst and a jumping chorus of tap-dancing frogs, this is Aristophanes performed like you've never seen it before.

Special Performances

15 Feb 24 Sign Interpreted
22 Feb 24 Captioned
29 Feb 24 Touch Tour
29 Feb 24 Audio Described

Performance

Venue	The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre)
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	8th February 2024
Opened	9th February 2024
To	2nd March 2024
When	19:30. Fri Feb 9 at 19:00. Sat, Wed Mats 14:30
What is currently on at The Kiln (formerly Tricycle Theatre) (V250)

Reviews

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Company

Presented by	Spymonkey
Presented by	Kiln Theatre
Presented by	Royal & Derngate
Director	Joyce Henderson
Director	Aitor Basauri (joint artistic director)
Director	Toby Park (managing artistic director)
Producer	Emily Coleman (Spymonkey executive producer)
Design	Lucy Bradridge
Other	Sharon White (edi creative constant)
Choreographer	Simone Murphy
Lighting	Amy Mae Smith
Sound	Beth Duke
Other	Helen Clifford (community engagement facilitator)
Stage Manager	Kate Bosomworth
Performer	Aitor Basauri
Performer	Toby Park
Performer	Jacoba Williams

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