In Australia and Europe we get a lot of men coming to our show. We have performed the show in more than 36 counties and it can be both funny and quite shocking in all of them, but you do see big differences in the demographics. How have general reactions to your show varied?
#Penis puppetry pellican for free
I just got sick of doing it for free so I put a cape on and started selling tickets. They would load us up with free beer and then say: “Go on! Give us a quick burger!” We were just very good at it, and after a while, we found ourselves being invited to parties where we didn’t know anyone. To be honest, it was a party trick that has gone way too far! For me it started as sibling rivalries there were four boys in my family.īut it’s also not uncommon for Australian men to kick their pants off and entertain their friends after a few too many drinks. "Audiences are invited to be awed and delighted by penile interpretations of the Eiffel Tower, the Lochness Monster, the Pelican and of course, the iconic Hamburger, alongside a host of new installations." "This brand new show brings you a collection of all of Puppetry of the Penis’ 'Greatest Bits', designed and finessed with the intention of making audiences roll in uncontrollable fits of laughter. Glastonbury revellers will be treated to the finest genital origami on the planet if they venture over to the show at the Cabaret Stage.Ī spokesman for Puppetry of the Penis said: "For those of you unacquainted with the phenomenon that is Puppetry of the Penis, who perhaps wonder how a show that started in 1998 featuring naked men manipulating their dangly bits could possibly have gone on to conquer the world, creator Simon Morley will be serving up some 'Cock-tales' in what The Scotsman has called “a gobsmackingly good story”. The stage show, which has been performed in more than 35 countries and in five languages, will be unleashed on festival-goers in the Theatre and Circus Field.
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