'I Once Dreamt I Was a Pipe, But Not a Pipe' is a performance of three plays and five acts presented by James Fisher and Jon Glazier. Debuting at the Hackney Wicked Art Festival in London, the performance is sub-themed "the love and fear of ironing," but focuses on classic subjects like romance, tragedy and comedy.
Best of all, parts of the conversation performance will be improvised -- so you'll never know what comes up next.
Conversational Performance Duos
'I Once Dreamt I Was a Pipe, But Not a Pipe' by Fisher & Glazier
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