Paul Bourke at MICF
A dark, yet strangely funny play about our innate desire to connect with others.
After opening a portal to another world where darkness rules, the audience are drawn into Vladimir’s loneliness and eccentric nature over the course of the show. A lost creature who craves approval and attention, the audience become a part of the show whether they like it or not. Bourke has an incredible physical, clown-like presence on stage and his childlike performance evokes a sense of wonder and curiosity.
Deviating from the usual comedy festival fare, this is a surreal and fascinating horror story that will stick with you for days afterwards.
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