Dr Death And The Medi-Evil Medicine Show

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Entertainment

First Performance 14/08/2010

Closing 19/08/2010

A scientifically and historically accurate panto for children and other childish people, Dr Death And The Medi-Evil Medicine Show takes audiences on a journey through the history of medicine, with stories of mad mistakes, evil experiments, drugs, dissections, body snatching and even murder.

Frightening but fun, the show is based on silliness and encourages the audience to get involved. Puppetry and animation help bring the tales to life, while costumes and props donated by museums give the show an authenticity.

Dr Death And The Medi-Evil Medicine Show plays as part of the Camden Fringe 2010.

Creative

Producer - Ready, Steady, Science

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