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The Crawl

Dates: Tuesday 20 August 2024 - Wednesday 21 August 2024

Unfortunately, owing to an illness with a performer, we have had to cancel the performance on 21st August. All bookers have been informed and refunds issued. We apologise for any disappointment and inconvenience caused.

Don't miss the swimming race of a lifetime: The Camberwell Crawl!

In this highly physical, fast-paced comedy, two clowns bring to life the world of competitive swimming.

Playing top-level athletes, sports commentators, hype-men and more, the clowns constantly shape-shift as they engage in increasing battles of one-upmanship.

The Crawl uses physical theatre, clown and audience interaction to explore the human desire to win at all costs.

The piece was devised (on land) by Alexander Burnett and Ellie Whittaker.

Created by: Alexander Burnett and Ellie Whittaker
Directed by: Olivia Zerphy
Photograph by: Emanuel Arts