Shadow Circus Voidville: The Void of Tomorrow
Description
Belligerent puppetry troupe Shadow Circus Creature Theatre returns with a brand new show - Shadow Circus Voidville: The Void of Tomorrow!
When Professor Aloysius creates a virtual assistant to run the variety show, everyone expects Voidville to put on the smoothest, most professional production yet! But with disappearing cast members, wildlife running loose in the theatre, and a scheming Deinonychus armed with a barrage of Acme-style contraptions, Shadow Circus Voidville still has plenty of bugs to work out - maybe literally!
Shadow Circus Creature Theatre is a prolific puppetry troupe in the San Francisco Bay Area. Their puppet creations have been featured in Kat Robichaud's Misfit Cabaret, Peaches Christ's Terror Vault, the SF Oasis drag production of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer Live' the annual Edwardian Ball, the television show 'Creepy KOFY Movie Time' and the Berkeley Playhouse production of 'Into the Woods.’
Shadow Circus Voidville: The Void of Tomorrow
With Special Guests: Coco Buttah, Faye Fatale, Kat Robichaud, Kitten on the Keys and Tuesday Gloom
and Rebecca Pingree as the voice of ‘Theatrekit 10Q-5’
Starring Shadow Circus Creature Theatre puppeteers Rebecca Renfro, Victoria Victrola and Dave Haaz-Baroque
FAQs
You have a dinosaur as a main character. Why isn't he dead? Is this a Jurassic Park situation?
He was wicked drunk and just missed the entire KT Extinction thing. Also; you ask too many questions. Roll with it.
Is this puppet show okay for kids?
I don't know your kids. Some kids may think the puppets are scary, so they might be put off by it. As a kid I personally used to hang out in rusty dumpsters for fun, and would occasionally bite people before scrambling up a tree. What I'm saying is; I'm a bad judge. And possibly a racoon.
Is there a bar at this venue?
The only bar is the one we lowered to the floor. But you can bring booze in a paper bag, and we'll probably give out shots of something gross in exchange for humiliating yourself. Kinda like college, but cheaper.
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