BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2014: BORIS & SERGEY'S VAUDEVILLIAN ADVENTURE Takes You on an Hilariously Surreal Journey
By: Barry Lenny
Reviewed Wednesday 12th March 2014
Take a few scraps of leather, sew them together and stuff them to create a 50cm tall human shape and you have a faceless leather doll. Hand it to three of the six operators from Flabbergast Theatre and that doll comes to life. Create another one for the other three puppeteers, and you have disreputable duo, Boris and Sergey.Boris & Sergey's Vaudevillian Adventure is a blend of a number of things. It has elements of vaudeville, cabaret, comedy, Japanese Banraku puppetry, a road trip of sorts, and more. Be prepared, though, as this is most definitely adults only entertainment and even the Balkan accents of these two do not hide the bad language. These puppets are nothing like those on children's television programmes. This production will stay with you for a long time after, indelibly etched onto your memory. You will never be able to listen to Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights again without a vision of Boris in a white dress dancing to the music, and the thought of a game of poker will strike terror into the hearts of those of weak constitution.
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