Nov 12, 2019
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What The Heck Is A Spymonkey?
What The Heck Is A Spymonkey? #fromtheblog
This Q&A from the cast of Hysteria sheds a little light on the renowned British troupe and will hopefully get you even more excited to see this exclusive United States debut at The Straz.
The cast of Spymonkey’s Hysteria. (Photo: Jane Hobson)
How would you describe Spymonkey to a stranger?
Aitor Basauri (joint artistic director, performer):Spymonkey is a unique and original form of funny theatre.…
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A blog post I wrote for Brighton Festival website about events happening in Worthing this week.
#onelldesign #onell #spymonkey #spymonkeycreations #glyossystem #glyosalliance #glyanalliance #primalclash (at Cayce, South Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/BssjWxXnx7Q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=154g4rkbmhafx
Yesterday night I saw Spymonkey's production of The Complete Deaths, a celebratory Shakespeare pisstake that displays every on-stage Shakespearian death in a ludicrous whirlwind of slapstick, striking visuals, obscene comedy, original music, and at times, accomplished, poignant acting ability.
To give you an idea of the kinds of goings on that happened, when they did the deaths of Othello and Desdemona I was slightly worried because they had no black cast members. They performed the smothering scene by projecting the actors’ shadows onto a screen and when Othello came on with a big fake nose I thought “oh, God” but then, Desdemona’s shadow appeared, with a ridiculously long and pointy De Bergerac nose which got squashed and then pinged out repeatedly during Othello’s attempts to smother her.
Clowning and Human Evolution
Clowning and Human Evolution
From Spymonkey to Actual Monkeys
I did a clowning course with Spymonkey in September and I am still absorbing the week (it was great, go and do it). My main note was to show my pleasure more, which is not surprising to me. I used to be really shy, and I still get shy in large groups sometimes. Performing standup and improv helped me to change that a lot, but it was not my habit to show emotions…
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