6FootStories and Kristoffer Huball present...
THE Intergalactic circus of truths
or
How To Be A Better Human
How To Be A Better Human
A phantasmagorical, cosmological, scatological, philosophical, illogical gameshow extravaganza hosted by two evil aliens from the Planet Boubikiki!
Aliens from the Planet Boubikiki have landed on Earth! Their mission: to teach the human race how to be better. How? By playing the greatest gameshow in the cosmos of course! Through a series of increasingly complex tests and challenges, you pathetic humans will learn how to better yourselves, and at the end of the show the winning team will be crowned the BEST HUMANS! The losing team? They will be incinerated and turned into space dust. It's fun for all the family!
The Intergalactic Circus of Truths (or How To Be A Better Human) is an outdoor clowning show for families. We have collaborated with outdoor artist Kristoffer Huball to create an anarchic, accessible and bonkers bit of entertainment, full of cream pies, sock wrestling parents, water guns, dancing mothers and more interactive fun than you can shake a pogo stick at. Behind all the colour and chaos is a serious intent - to get adults and children playing more. We mix up families, make kids dress up grown-ups, get the mums to dance for points and make sure no one sits back without getting involved. We think it's really important to play, whether you're 5 or 95. After all, to be a Better Human, you just have to be a Sillier Human...
Become a Better Human at the following events:
25th - 27th May 2019 - Geronimo Festival, Arley Hall, Cheshire
4th July 2019 - Haringey Shed - contact us for more details
6th July 2019 - SouthWestFest
And see the sequel, The Complete Compendium of Human Culture, at Green Man this August!
25th - 27th May 2019 - Geronimo Festival, Arley Hall, Cheshire
4th July 2019 - Haringey Shed - contact us for more details
6th July 2019 - SouthWestFest
And see the sequel, The Complete Compendium of Human Culture, at Green Man this August!
Supported with funding from Arts Council England.
With thanks to Geronimo Festival, Haringey Shed, SouthWestFest and Green Man for their support.