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A clown goes to the theatre and ends up on a Hero’s Journey. Featuring puppets, movement and song, Mythellaneous asks what it means to live the myth.
“Delightful, uplifting fun! A lunchtime slot in an out-of-the-way venue was never going to be an easy gig: but I left this show feeling happy, energised and chuckling to myself as I recalled all the little moments. I loved this show- physical comedy, clowning, a satirical eye for parodying itself, a really stunning pair of performers. Just when I thought I’d settled in and found a plateau of comedy, something new happened. Costumes transformed with a flick of the wrist, red noses became iconic and the universe of the play got turned on its head more than once. This performance deserved far more attention than it received- I hope they’ll be back next year to delight us some more!”
Mythellaneous was performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August 2008, the 59 E 59 Theatre’s East to Edinburgh Festival and Manhattan Theatre Source
Devised by the Company
2010 Production
directed by Eva Burgess
2008 Production
directed by Bethany Burgess-Smith
w/ Associate Director: Joey Clark
Featuring
Emily Davis as Clarissa
Jerry Richardson as Mitch Rivers (2008)
Max Arnaud as Mitch Rivers (2010)
Costume and Puppet Design by Phoebe Berg
Set and Costume consultant (2010): Jess Hooks
Puppet Direction by Jo Jo Hristova
Choreography by Ali Daniels
Postcard – Forth Position Design
Postcard Photo – Christopher Cartmill
Production Photos – Jason Vail