Mules
The Lovely Boys and Jim John Harkness
Thu 23rd Feb
18:25 (
60 mins)
Comedy
Tickets from £8.00
Venue: Crypt
Age Guidance: Suitable For All
Meet Mules, the world’s coolest rock band that STILL finds time to help out with the housework. Punk’s not dead, it’s just moved into a brand new stable.
Join Clown double-act The Lovely Boys and comedian Jim John Harkness in an adventure that pushes bedtime to a whole other dimension.
Mules
is a show the whole family can enjoy, all about finding the joy inside our daft daft brains and the power of the DIY ethos. Packed with silly games, madcap fantasy and distorted guitars.
LIVE MUSIC + SKETCH COMEDY + OUT OF CONTROL DANCE MOVES
Everyone agrees… It’s cool to be a Mule!!!
“Cracking physical comedy”- Chortle
“Tremendous knockabout chemistry” – The Scotsman
“Hilarious, often painfully so.” – Broadway Baby
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The Lovely Boys and Jim John Harkness
About Jim John Harkness
Jim John Harkness is a character comic & filmmaker. He has appeared on Channel 4 Online and has been a finalist at several national competitions including Leicester Square Theatre’s Sketch Off (2019) & the Great Yorkshire Fringe New Comedian of the year (2017). His short film ‘Albion’ has recently screened at BBC Comedy presents: Adult Film Club.
About The Lovely Boys
The Lovely Boys are northern alternative comics and best friends Joe Kent-Walters (‘The star of the show, hitting every beat and owning the stage every second he’s on it’- The Gryphon) and Mikey Bligh-Smith (No pull quote found).
The double act were 2022 Leicester Square Theatre Sketch Off finalists and have recently completed a national tour of their debut show, which was included in both Rachel Healy’s (The Guardian) and Michael Fry’s (BBC3) list of Fringe recommendations.
Cast & Creative Team Producer/Performer: Mikey Bligh-Smith
Producer/Performer: Joe Kent-Walters
Producer/Performer: Jim John Harkness
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