Harpur’s Bizarre Presents:Immortal Combat
Harpur’s Bizarre Presents:IMMORTAL
COMBAT
Featuring Sarah Harpur
WINNER “BEST
COMEDY” Dunedin Fringe 2011
Death is pretty deadly.
Is it an epidemic that must be cured, or part of
life?
Meet Sarahtron 4 million (who died in 2011
and was stored in the freeezer next to the peas and her
granddand) as she gives you glimpses into the future of
humanity and life extension.
It is entirely possible that we will see medical immortality in our lifetime - consciousness downloaded onto a hard drive, frozen brains in cryogenic thermoses and robotic body parts.
But if we leave behind an awesome legacy, is it necessary? George Forman named his five sons George. What a dick! Some girl in England holds the world record for 'worm charming', while other kids are climbing Mount Everest, sailing the world solo or becoming Justin Beiber.
An entirely original work, that is innovative, challenging and pushes the boundaries of traditional stand up comedy, through the use of theatrical elements, monologues, music, multimedia and more complex lighting and sound design. IMMORTAL COMBAT will be directed by top Canadian comedian Derek Flores.
Frozen brains. Obsession with fame. Cancer
the Musical.
It's IMMORTAL COMBAT!
SARAH HARPUR: Originally from Dannevirke, this
Wellington comic, began her career in stand up in 2008.
Tackling pressing social issues like cannibalism and cat
abortion, she quickly made her mark on the local comedy
scene. Sarah is also a budding rock god who will delight
meat eaters and vegans alike with her musical numbers, and
one half of ‘The Comediettes’.
She is also the
creator of the hugely popular blog, www.harpursbizarre.com
Sarah
has just returned from a 20 show season at the prestigious
Edinburgh Fringe Festival with her critically acclaimed solo
show, Life. Death. Pets; and is also confirmed to
perform this show at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in
2011. WINNER - 2011 Best Comedy Dunedin
Fringe Festival * WINNER- 2009 RAW Comedy Quest *
WINNER- 2009 ‘Best Newcomer’- NZ Comedy Guild
Awards * NOMINEE- 2010 ‘Best Comedy’ and ‘Best
Marketing’ – NZ Fringe Festival Awards * NOMINEE-
2010 ‘Best Newcomer’ – NZ International Comedy
Festival Awards “Sarah Harpur brings an infectious,
slightly clownish glee to her roles.” -
Theatreview END
“a delinquent sunbeam” –
Kate Blackhurst, Lumiere
Reader
WELLINGTON
Dates: 11 –
14 May, 10.00pm
Venue: Fringe Bar, Cnr
Cuba and Vivian Sts, Wellington
Tickets: Adults
$16, Conc. $12 (service fees will apply)
Bookings:
www.ticketek.co.nz or 0800 TICKETEK