Award-winning physical comedy theatre company Le Navet Bete are touring to Dorset through Artsreach this October, and are set to wow audiences with their biggest show to date, Once Upon A Time In A Western.

A south-west success story who originally met at Plymouth University, Le Navet Bete have gone on to tour all over the UK and internationally with both indoor and outdoor performances.In their latest production, the sleepy town of Kidneystone is threatened by outlaw and all-round bad guy Loco Pedro, who is secretly in cahoots with the Mayor to rob the town’s train of all its gold. Integrating live music, physical comedy, audience participation, pistols at dawn and sugar glass bottles, it promises to be an interactive, fast-paced ride across the Wild West.

Once Upon A Time In A Western is directed by John Nicholson (Peepolykus) and has already toured extensively around the UK, including the Exeter Phoenix, Bristol’s Circomedia and Jackson’s Lane in London. The company are now coming to the end of a national tour before a busy season of outdoor work begins, right across the country and in to Europe.

Matt Freeman, co-artistic director of the company, said “It’s great to be performing in Dorset with Artsreach. We are really excited about bring this show to the County for the first time and are hoping to be performing to lots of new audiences”.

With three performances taking place across Dorset this autumn, expect chaos in the Wild West!

“Hilarious and utterly engaging. If all theatre was like this we wouldn’t need TV” BBC Radio 6

Thur 9 October, 7:30pm. Gillingham School. 01747 833844

Fri 10 October, 7:30pm. Corfe Castle Village Hall. 01929 480483
Sat 11 October, 7:30pm. Martinstown Village Hall. 01305 889963

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