Two teenagers perform fake Bigfoot sightings in their Appalachian town until a neighbour’s dog turns up torn to pieces. Aside from sparking a panic that spirals out of their control, it forces them to question what might actually be terrorising their underresourced and already superstitious community.
From “the Fringe’s most dynamic theatrical duo” (Telegraph) comes a brand new Brechtian puppet show ripped in two about conspiracy, misdirection, and seeing something with your own eyes.
Reviews
'One of the sharpest, most significant, and most breathtakingly executed physical theatre shows of the year'Scotsman
'Experimental. Daring. Layered. Exhilarating'Broadway World
'Madly absorbing play'Theatre Weekly
'Xhloe and Natasha will go down in Fringe history'Fest
'Beautifully written, beautifully performed and theatrically inventive'North West End
'Phenomenal physicality, sensational storytelling'A Youngish Perspective
'An absolute riot'WhatsOnStage
'Fizzes with originality'The List
'Another winner from the unofficial queens of Edinburgh Fringe'The Recs
'A tight, expertly crafted hour from one of the Fringe’s most exciting creative duos’Whats On Stage
'A monster hit'Guardian
'Superb satire'The Stage