The Umbilical Brothers: Don't Explain

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When:

Fri 26 Sep ’08, 8:00pm–9:30pm

Where: Clarence St Theatre, 59 Clarence Street, Hamilton Show map

Ticket Information:

Adult + BF: $34.90
Student (ID) Group 10+ BF: $31.90
Child, Senior + BF: $31.90
Booking fees may apply

Website:

www.hamiltontheatres.co.nz

Favourites:

bernadette ballantyne
Grant Mortensen
krismac
MelD73
Keren Macsween
bobbyjim

Two brothers. One Microphone. The only limit . . . your imagination. Audiences from Stockholm to Tokyo have laughed like idiots at this acclaimed performance.

Join the Umbilicals in their brilliant signature show, chock-full of internationally tested comedy. You'll see and hear everything on a stage full of nothing.

"The energy of this performance is astounding, the physical discipline faultless, and it is difficult to resist anything that involves hoovering up a cat." - The Scotsman

"My faith in comedy was restored" - The Times

"It's insanely inventive" - Time Out London

"Left me with that rarest of conditions these days: a face that ached from laughing so much" - Vancouver Sun

"You're left only to shake your head and marvel!" - NY Times

And these are just the opinions of critics. Imagine what people who aren't critical think of it!

Please Note: This production contains coarse language and therefore may not be suitable for children.

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Content Editor 4 years ago

Hi guys,
Thanks for all your entries! This time the winners are:
- Bernadette Ballantyne
- joybutton
Congrats! Until next time :)
Gina @ Eventfinder
Lucy Bowen 4 years ago

The time when I... uhh... did the thing that was... what I'm trying to say is, that I... uuummmm... !!??
bernadette ballantyne 4 years ago

I can't explain why the 80's have had such a come back in the fashion world.....fluro slouch socks and leapard skin tights?.......really?........
joybutton 4 years ago

I can't explain how we have manged to create words in the english language that rhyme with absolutely nothing, when you consider it, it is really quite an accomplishment if only to make life difficult for poets and slogan writers!
Stuart Hislop 4 years ago

I can't explain why, at the tender age of twenty six, i still get i.d.'d to buy an instant kiwi, yet the polioce can search for a suspect between the ages of eighteen and twenty.