- Produced by Village Underground
- Price £21 + fees
- Get ready for an animated night of anthropomorphised chaos
- Bring along the tom to your jerry
- Surf to Village Underground
- See you at Village Underground
A theatrical animation experience, involving an animated cat and mouse and a band of dogs!
Expect: live music, theatrical devices, crazy cartoons, high octane action, fun and frolics, extreme violence, moments of edification, sadomasochism, the face machine, skeletons, dogs, dancing, and more!
Featuring the the animations of Paul Bill Barritt (1927) with live music by Officer Pup (Composer Laurence Owen and band), introducing Miss Lesley Ewen as The Law. The cultural history of anthropomorphised animals is long and deep, as long and deep as the river of imagination itself. We see ourselves reflected back at ourselves within those furry beings. Cat and Mouse is one such development.
Taking its germ from the great peddler of anthropomorphised cat and mouse chaos Mr. George Harriman, it proceeds in a zigzag line through the gamut of human idiocy from art to war, from technology to industry, from civilisation to love all via the shenanigans of various humanimals mostly of the rodent/feline variety with some notably canine overseers holding court over the proceedings.
Sticking within the traditions of artistic purveyance there will be visuals in the form of animations, sets and costume, there will be live music and there will be storytelling. A theatrical animation experience unlike anything seen before, alike to everything seen once upon a time, long ago...