With Theatre of Death the creators of the cult smash Epicene Butcher continue their reconnaissance into new theatrical territory. Using multi-media, Beethoven, sock puppets and other unexpected items, this show promises to be the most unusual thing you will watch about Death this December. Hooray! Third World Television's production of The Epicene Butcher has travelled extensively throughout South Africa and abroad garnering numerous awards. The show was voted as Critic's Choice at Amsterdam Fringe in 2012, formed part of Assembly's South African Season at Edinburgh Fringe 2013 and is about to tour Australia in early 2014.

TWT aims to create work that is refreshingly odd; quick, witty and highly visual theatre for the YouTube generation. Glen Biderman-Pam is the frightfully exciting addition to this creative team.

Audience Responses

Glen Biderman-Pam's fumbling joke/illness story- boring. American accent in Ro&Ju interesting- not loud enough/poor sound. Otherwise good :-)

clever talented people!

A very cool idea with the promise of a quite macabre and fascinating show. .

There were stand out moments for me. Like the newspaper reading and Socrates. The whole show felt too short.

Really enjoyed all the madness ! Please can it gain another 20 mins and come back soon...?

It was fabulous!

Real fun! Light, original, and very funny!

Really funny!

Real fun! Light, original, and very funny!

Great show! Lots of belly laughter

LOVED it! My best was Romeo and Juliet - take that Baz!

I thought the show was very clever. I particularly liked the amateur comedian piece and their reading of the obituaries. good acting.