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Cloudcuckooland, Komedia, Brighton, Apr 27
10:23am Friday 25th April 2008
Billed as "Aristophanes for the X Factor generation", this is not your average children's show.
Based on ancient Greek comedy, it is packed with adult-friendly satire and knowing pop culture references, not to mention a trombone-playing robin and a dodo in negotiations with Gordon Brown.
The show was written by Oxford University graduate Stephen Sharkey and uses a combination of high-energy music and theatre to tell the story of some birds, who, furious at humans for destroying their habitat, decide to wreak their revenge through some strategic pooing.
- Starts 2pm, tickets £7/£5. Call 01273 647100.
Suitable for ages seven and up.
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- Deceptions, Theatre Royal, Brighton, June 29 to July 4
- Coachwerks Experimental Performance Festival, Coachwerks, Hollingdean Terrace, Brighton, Jun 27-28
- Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds, Brighton Centre, June 27-28
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