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THE SINKING OF THE TITANIC
THE SINKING OF THE TITANIC – KESSELOFSKI & FISKE
av John Fiske
Kesselofski & Fiske 40 years
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of probably Sweden’s best-loved, elderly, English comedy-duo we will be performing The Sinking of The Titanic 30 years after its premier in 1991.
To attempt to perform the sinking of the Titanic as a two-hander on stage is almost as doomed to disaster as the ship itself. But the English have always been proud of their failures - The Charge of The Light Brigade and Dunkirk to name but two.
Kesselofski & Fiske’s The Sinking of The Titanic provides all the thrills of a trip on The Titanic but is considerably safer.
A comic catastrophe in rather bad taste featuring music, drama and some very tragic acting.
"Very, very funny"
The Guardian, England
"Humour as a weapon against tragedy. Dreadfully funny"
Politiken, Denmark
"Quite simply, superb"
Huvudstadsbladet, Finland
"One of the best shows of recent years"
SvD, Sweden
WHO ARE THEY?
Paul Kessel and John Fiske first met in 1974 on a football pitch in Liverpool (7.84 Touring Company v the Everyman Theatre 1-3) and took an immediate dislike to each other...
PAUL KESSEL'S ART FOR SALE
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SCANDINAVIAN AGENCY
Kesselofski & Fiske look after a very select number of international groups in Scandinavia.
Scandinavian Agency for:
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain (GB)
Companhia do Chapito (Portugal)
Familie Flöz (DE)
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FILM CLIPS
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PRESS VOICES
"Scoring A Bullseye!", "As usual the set is a masterpiece if just a bit on the minimal side, although with their massive acting talents, scenery would just be a distraction." "Funny? I almost split my crotch!"
BBC
"Very, very funny"
The Guardian, England
"Humour as a weapon against tragedy. Dreadfully funny"
Politiken, Copenhagen, Denmark