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Winners of “Birmingham International Street Entertainer of the Year 2005” the FFF are on a mission to entertain, surprise and inspire with high quality, original comedy performances.
The Demonstrators A live demonstration of wonder products that will change your lives. Barry and Len bring you an endless stream of gadgets from the 'I can't believe it's not an ipod' (a very old cassette walkman to the 'Killit Wallop' - floor cleaner / hangover cure. The demonstrations are slick, unconvincing and hilarious - remember, none of these products are available in the shops! |
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Below the Behind ‘Top’ street magician David Paine and his long-suffering cameraman Barry bring magic and glamour to your event. David performs feats of spoon bending and telepathy that defy the laws of nature (and many trades descriptions laws), while Barry brings out some Oscar winning performances from the crowd. |
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Just in Case An all-action musical comedy thriller. Two sharply dressed performers arrive with six mysterious identical cases. The show progresses at breakneck speed as each case is opened to begin another comic adventure - The Sound of Music in just four minutes! |
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Maritime show Sea dogs don’t come much saltier than these two. A comic mix of cannon ball juggling, magic trunks, hornpipes and outlandish thigh slapping. All swashes buckled and timbers thoroughly shivered or your money back!! |
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Cheesy Rider Armed only with a mobile cocktail bar and upholstered moped, Ronnie Ronco and Kenny K-Tel present a tribute to the bri-nylon underbelly of sixties ‘culture’. As the moped and minibar come to rest our heroes serve their all-action comic cocktail of plate manipulation, telepathic cummerbunds and live music in their sadly authentic cabaret style. |
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Now Wash Your Hands Mr. Armitage and Mr. Shanks present their public information broadcast on the subject of ‘Lavatory Safety for Pleasure and Profit’. The performance begins with the spectacle of two portaloos waltzing into position to the sounds of Air on a G String and continues with a demonstration of such delights as plunger manipulation, bathroom magic and the legendary grand loo roll finale. |
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Anyone for Tennis? – Installation
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One very posh umpire looks down on to an immaculate court and tries to bring order to a tennis match that involves one very petulant American tennis star and the audience members filling in as ball boys and the other player! And there is actual Royalty on hand for the trophy presentation…
“Anyone for Tennis is a hilarious act. The Fairly famous family claimed the streets with their energetic, interactive and compulsive performance.” Paul Talbot, Jersey Arts Festival
‘We were delighted with the weekend. Your shows fitted in perfectly with the event as the passing crowd enjoyed what was on offer’ Dianne Rivers, Birmingham Trafalgar Day Festival 2005
“Excellent and brilliantly witty…everything a promoter prays for” John Hogan, Highland Festival
“Thank you again for your professionalism. The remaining acts will have trouble matching you” Mari Macdonald, Wear Valley Arts
“Thanks for your hard work, particularly your positive attitude to the awful weather which was very refreshing” Kieran Hall, Bromley Arts Festival