Faulty Towers - The Dining Experience
It sold out in Edinburgh in 2008, 2009 and 2010, has been touring the world since 1997, and is appearing in nine countries this year alone. This show consistently sells out; now you can experience the Experience!
Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is a loosely-scripted, pitch-perfect tribute to Fawlty Towers, featuring all the best gags and a 3-course meal. The show starts as you wait to be seated, and it hurtles along for the next two hours as Sybil, Basil and Manuel serve the meal… Basil’s neurotic, Sybil domineering, and poor, beleaguered Manuel – of course – is hopelessly language-challenged. Everything that can wrong, does… just don’t mention the war!
– ‘ ***** a 5-star show with a 5-star cast’ (The New Current, Brighton Fringe 2011)
– ‘ ***** a sidesplitting show’ (FringeReview, Adelaide Fringe 2011)
– ‘ ***** a must-see show’ (Theatre People, Melbourne Comedy Festival 2011)
– ‘top show!!!’ (director, cultuurcentrum MUZE, Belgium, May 2011)
– ‘ ***** utterly delicious entertainment’ (Evening News, Edinburgh Fringe 2010)
Experience The Experience at the Edinburgh Fringe:
Venue: B’Est Restaurant, 16 Drummond Street, Edinburgh EH8 9TX
Dates: 4-30 August 2011 (not Friday evenings or all day Saturdays).
Times:
– Dinner performances Sun-Thurs at 8pm for 8.30pm.
– Lunchtime performances Sun-Fri at 1pm for 1.30pm.
Tickets:
– £43 for 2-hour show inc. 3-course dinner.
– £38 for 2-hour show inc. 3-course lunch.
Venue info & bookings: (+44) 0131 556 4448.
Event info & bookings: http://www.interactivetheatre.com.au/Public_shows/EFF2011.htm
Info: www.interactivetheatre.com.au
NEW BLOG: www.faultytowers.net
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Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is a site-specific, ‘total immersion’ piece of interactive comedy theatre which develops the characters made famous by John Cleese, Prunella Scales and Andrew Sachs. Performed in a restaurant, it provides two hours of face-aching fun as well as a fabulous meal: the audience are the diners and the cast their warring waiters.
Born in Australia in 1997, the show debuted in Europe at the Edinburgh Festival of 2008 to huge critical and public acclaim. It’s been touring Australia, Asia, the Middle East and Europe with four teams of cast ever since. The Edinburgh Fringe 2011 cast features Alison Pollard-Mansergh and Amanda McKay (alternating) as Sybil, Kevin Whittle as Basil, and Anthony Sottile as Manuel.
Among the show’s fans: tens of thousands of members of the public, legions of press, and even the BBC, which has featured the show on national and regional radio and TV.
