Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep?
Can we find love and kindness while the world crumbles? Who are the real villains?
From “one-person creative powerhouse John Butler” (Everything Theatre) a one-man (and one puppet) musical journey through a zombie outbreak, combining live performance, puppetry and animation.
Do the undead cherish the warmth of the sun on their skin? How should you respond to your grandma and best friend eating fresh brains for dinner in the middle of the road? And will you, ultimately, have to sing?
“Bizarre, endearing, warm, charming” (Musical Theatre Review).
“Absurd, eccentric, funny, full of pathos and unforced allegory” (audience member).
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“Bizarre, endearing, warm, charming.”
“through it all, the Woodlouse sings in a plea for inclusivity and love. And he gives us plenty of that”
– Musical Theatre Review
“absurd, eccentric, funny, full of pathos and unforced allegory”
– audience review
“Made me laugh and very nearly made me cry embarrassingly.”
– audience review
“strangely upbeat given its angsty subject matter.”
“inventive, brilliantly detailed animation”
– The Scotsman
“Probably the most bizarre, clever, hilarious and weirdly endearing thing I’ve ever seen on a stage”
– audience review
