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The
Return of the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre
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Two socks provide a non-stop hour of
hilarity. There is a scenario to their double act. They are assuming
there are some big shot TV executives in the audience ready to be
persuaded to give them a lucrative contract.
Songs, sketches and gags pour out in
profusion. They open with ‘I am a sock’ a song written in
country style in which they mine every possible rhyme with sock.
They close with an abbreviated and farcical version of
Shakespeare’s King Lear. In between there is a sense of marvelous mayhem.
At one point, they refer to famous double
acts of the past but the one they didn’t mention was the legendary
Scottish duo ‘Francie and Josie’. The Scottish Falsetto Sock
Puppet Theatre is very much in that tradition of Scottish banter
humour. Nevertheless, their appeal should be universal.
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Fringe Programme Page No
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the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre
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Venue Name and Number
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GB Teviot Balcony
V14 (c29)
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Dates and Times
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30th July to 24th August
20:45 to 21:45
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