A Brief Case of Crazy UK Tour
Wolverhampton Arts Centre
6 Oct 26
Suitable for all ages
Non-verbal storytelling lets students enjoy the show regardless of reading ability or language background.
Particularly suitable for EAL/ESL learners, international students, and mixed-ability groups.
Demonstrates how stories can be communicated through movement, expression, and visual theatre rather than dialogue.
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Key Info
Wolverhampton Arts Centre
Dunkley Street
Wolverhampton
WV1 4AN
1 hour
Tue 6 Oct 2026: 7:30pm
About
Inspired by the timeless genius of Mr Bean, Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, A Brief Case of Crazy is a heart-warming and hilarious physical comedy told through slick choreography, mime, clowning and puppetry.
A Brief Case of Crazy is a silent love story with a very loud heart.
One of our key aims with this production is to make theatre as accessible as possible. Using visual and non-verbal storytelling, the show seeks to reduce language barriers and widen audience access, allowing people from a variety of backgrounds to engage with and enjoy the performance.
Meet Thomas, an awkward, introverted office worker with a quiet crush on his equally shy colleague, Daisy. His quest for love must contend with a boisterous boss named Simon and a rather bothersome briefcase that drags an awkward introvert into extraordinary events.
Will his quest for love fail? Or will he discover, it’s what’s on the inside that counts?
“Excellent…A Brief Case of Crazy is an impeccably timed rom-com delight.”
“Incredible skill in physical theatre and storytelling…an expertly performed piece of theatre”
“Completely electric…like witnessing an evolution of silent film humour into the 21st century, full of sharp timing, goofy charm and unexpected depth”
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Skedaddle Theatre & Shoddy Theatre in association with York Theatre Royal present