Car Park King
by Every Egg A Bird Theatrecomedy, theatre
A play about one of the most controversial kings of England, Richard III. Add a drop of Monty Python, a dash of Spymonkey and a sprinkle of
about the production
Go back in time and follow Richard as he is awoken from his car park tomb and tries to stop a curse and protect his two nephews from danger. Sound simple enough? Think again. From witches, human birds, flamboyant French kings, no nonsense policemen, murderers, salesmen, lizards, 35 characters and three actors. Richard’s journey won’t be easy but it WILL be entertaining!
about the artist
Every Egg a Bird Theatre was founded in 2016. A new comedy theatre company which aims to make you laugh. simple.
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stage dimensions
width: 4 metres
height: 3 metres
depth: 4 metres
Lighting - A general wash and spot is required.
Sound - In house sound system preferred but can provide touring sound system if venue requires.
Please see attached show pack.
It’s like Horrible Histories for adults and, if Shakespeare had envisaged Richard III as comedy material, I’m sure he would have approved.
You know you are in for a good laugh when even the programme causes you to chuckle on the way into the auditorium...Right from the moment the lights dim the gags start to flow and don’t stop for the next hour and 20 minutes
Without a shadow of the doubt the main selling point of Car Park King is the acting. The cast; James Beglin, Jessica McDonagh and Kris W Laudrum are all excellent, something which is rare in any production. McDonagh’s ability to change character and accent at the drop of a hat was something to behold.
Can provide post show Q&A with Cast+Writer. (Free) To include Director (Olivier Award Winner) possibly available at extra cost.
£425 - Guaranteed Fee (No Vat required)
Please note depending on location an extra cost for Travel/accommodation may be required.
Will consider; A guarantee against a split, A guarantee plus a split, First call against split
Any queries or questions please get in touch happy to discuss all options.
