A event held at The Wardrobe Theatre on Wednesday 23rd October. The event starts at 19:30.
Let us take you back to the 90s... The 1590s...
Follow intrepid mystery hunters Olive and Teddy in this hilarious show as they become embroiled with witches, haunted houses and the scent of Cardinal Wolsey’s conscience.
Do you like mysteries? Do you like historical inaccuracies? Do you know the difference between Thomas More and Roger Moore? Then read on…
Great British Mysteries come to The Wardrobe Theatre for the first time following two sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe. 1599? is the follow-up to the company’s debut show from 2017. But set 400 years earlier. Confused? You will be.
In this edition, mystery hunters Olive and Teddy become embroiled with witches, haunted houses, and the scent of Cardinal Wolsey’s conscience. It’s like The Woman in Black meets KeyStage 2 Tudor History. Expect multi-roling, homemade sound effects and more gags than Henry VIII had wives. Seven?
“The choice one-liners keep coming.”
The Guardian
“Spoof character comedy at its finest.”
★★★★★ To Do List
“Will have have you wiping tears from your eyes.”
★★★★ Broadway Baby
“Belly laughs… Had the audience roaring with laughter.”
★★★★ Mumble Comedy
“A hilarious mix of emotional weight and brilliant one-liners.”
★★★★ EdFringe Review
Entry requirements:
Follow intrepid mystery hunters Olive and Teddy in this hilarious show as they become embroiled with witches, haunted houses and the scent of Cardinal Wolsey’s conscience.
Do you like mysteries? Do you like historical inaccuracies? Do you know the difference between Thomas More and Roger Moore? Then read on…
Great British Mysteries come to The Wardrobe Theatre for the first time following two sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe. 1599? is the follow-up to the company’s debut show from 2017. But set 400 years earlier. Confused? You will be.
In this edition, mystery hunters Olive and Teddy become embroiled with witches, haunted houses, and the scent of Cardinal Wolsey’s conscience. It’s like The Woman in Black meets KeyStage 2 Tudor History. Expect multi-roling, homemade sound effects and more gags than Henry VIII had wives. Seven?
“The choice one-liners keep coming.”
The Guardian
“Spoof character comedy at its finest.”
★★★★★ To Do List
“Will have have you wiping tears from your eyes.”
★★★★ Broadway Baby
“Belly laughs… Had the audience roaring with laughter.”
★★★★ Mumble Comedy
“A hilarious mix of emotional weight and brilliant one-liners.”
★★★★ EdFringe Review
Entry requirements:
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— The Wardrobe Theatre
lgbtq+
comedy
stand-up comedy