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Two Idiots, No Script
 

Two idiots. Three chairs. Some lights. No script. Lizzy Mace (UK) and Andreas Södermark (SWE) met at The Second City, Chicago and are now performing together internationally.

“Our hook is that we have no hook​” says Lizzy. “This show is literally anything​” agrees Andreas. In their debut show Two Idiots, No Script, the pair generate deeply unpredictable and hugely watchable scenes inspired by nothing but the mood of each moment. No pre-set characters, no pre-defined genre, no pre-rehearsed format, just delightful, improvised, clownesque theatre.

 

Event details

Venue: Vines Room & Gallery Room @ The National Wine Centre​, ​Hackney Rd & Botanic Rd, Adelaide, 5000
Bookings: https://www.adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/two-idiots-no-script-af2018
Start Date: Monday 12 March 2018

4-16 March (not 10 or 15 March

 

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