Date: Sunday, February 13, 2011. 7:00 PM.
Location: Pigott Theater
“Silly behavior of the highest quality! Up to the minute tomfoolery in the new vaudeville tradition of thinking man’s clowns.” —The New York Times They’re not really brothers. But this irreverent Australian pair, David Collins and Shane Dundas, are partners in mime—not to mention side-splitting comedy and general madness—in this high-octane take on physical theater. Collins is an accomplished mime, and Dundas is an incredible vocal mimic who can replicate a world of voices and sound effects. They are frequently off-color, insanely playful, and non-stop smart—in Time Out New York’s words: “an uproarious fiesta of carefully choreographed mayhem.” Note: This performance includes mature (and gleefully immature) language, gestures, and themes. Parental discretion is advised.
Location: Pigott Theater
“Silly behavior of the highest quality! Up to the minute tomfoolery in the new vaudeville tradition of thinking man’s clowns.” —The New York Times They’re not really brothers. But this irreverent Australian pair, David Collins and Shane Dundas, are partners in mime—not to mention side-splitting comedy and general madness—in this high-octane take on physical theater. Collins is an accomplished mime, and Dundas is an incredible vocal mimic who can replicate a world of voices and sound effects. They are frequently off-color, insanely playful, and non-stop smart—in Time Out New York’s words: “an uproarious fiesta of carefully choreographed mayhem.” Note: This performance includes mature (and gleefully immature) language, gestures, and themes. Parental discretion is advised.