A gut-busting debut sketch outfit like no other, featuring a compelling narrative structure, loaded with twisty dark, yet hilarious vignettes on mankind in crisis, all revealing a genuinely fearsome hidden agenda. See, StickMen like to ask women in the audience to help them (selves)... Ingenious audience interaction, innovative design and distinctive theatrical wizardry mix with phenomenal pacing, breathtaking performances and brilliant new writing to produce a show that demands glorious complicity from audiences. Lamont, Kell & Kirshen will be seeing you. (Whether you go or not.) THE STICKMEN ARE COME

'From the sublime chuckle ... to the rib-ticklingly ridiculous, the Sticks perform like wizards of their craft' - * * * * - The Scotsman 13th Aug 2004 'Could be the show that propels sketch comedy into the second millennium. The daft humour and theatricality are just a front - it's the dark vision and visceral shocks that will set Edinburgh talking' - 25 Things To See in Edinburgh - Time Out 21st July 2004 'This really is excellent. It's Tiswas, Chris Morris, Monty Python and the best special effects movie you have ever seen. It's slapstick, sharp, shocking and sexy. The script is tight and funny. Absolutely stunning' - * * * * * Scotsgay 'This is not just another sketch show. Well written, slickly performed and tightly directed; you'd better catch this now - you wouldn't want to miss out' - * * * * one4review.com

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The Scotsman FringeReport review