People Show 137
1966, a Soho basement. The People Show was born. Born site specific, immersive, screaming and always visual.
Overview
With the British Library archiving their first 50 years, they surge onwards.
From the troubadours of the Parisian boulevards of yesteryear to today’s global corporate domination, People Show 137: God Knows How Many, will take you precisely nowhere. But on the way you will laugh, possibly cry, and feel a sense of what it is we might be doing here.
Emil Wolk, George Khan, Mark Long – People Show stalwarts – and Bill Palmer of Avanti Display, come together for a new show. Years of tumbling, verbal and musical gymnastics are taken to the next dimension. A darker dimension where the momentary nature of life is confronted and challenged.
Critic reviews
People Show is essential
A crazy collage of absurdity that eschews plot but is always thought-provoking and fun
People Show with over 50 years of eccentricity, humour and camaraderie take on the passing of time and do it in an absurdly comical and reflective style
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