EDINBURGH 2017: BWW Q&A- Wolf Meat

By: Jul. 06, 2017
Edinburgh Festival
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Tell us a bit about Wolf Meat.

Wolf Meat is a slapstick and absurdist comedy based in a world of dirty deals and mistaken identity. Grandma is the undisputed drugs queen of Croydon, but Detective Dawn Taylor will go to any lengths to bring her dirty dealing family to justice.

Wolf Meat subverts well known characters and turns morals on their heads in this dark, sexy, raucous hour of theatrical anarchy. The show is constantly deconstructed as the actors drop in and out of the role and plot, taking audience interaction to an outrageous level.

Why bring it to Edinburgh?

Wolf Meat is a fun fast paced and ridiculous show. It works best when performed in front of fringe audiences that are open minded and looking for a good time. Wildheart loves performing the show and Edinburgh is a great platform to showcase company.

What sets it apart from other shows at the Fringe?

The ridiculous story, the horrendous characters and their hierarchy. The sex.

Who would you recommend comes to see you?

People who want to be shocked, stirred and stroked. We like to stroke our audience, metaphorically and literally.

Are there any other shows you're hoping to catch at the festival?

Zach and Viggo
Natalie Palamides - LAID
The Room in the Elephant
Roller Diner
John Luke Roberts.

Timings and ticket information for Wolf Meat can be found on the edfringe website.



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