British Comedy Guide

2012 Edinburgh Fringe

The Mysterious World of Clovis Van Darkhelm

The Mysterious World of Clovis Van Darkhelm. Mike Hayley
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338: Cabaret Voltaire

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The Mysterious World of Clovis Van Darkhelm. Amateur anthropologist, paranormal investigator, collector of magical ephemera, and the man who has taken bothering indigenous peoples whilst wearing black to new levels, unleashes his 2012 lecture tour. Ancient curses, Egyptian gods and a real account of vampires will all cram into a small club on Lothian Street! Will there be room for you? Will there be room for doubt? In association with the Comedians' Theatre Company. Written and performed by Mike Hayley. Directed by Maggie Inchley. 'Distilled Hancock gold' (Festmag.co.uk).

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Date Time Venue
4th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
5th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
6th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
7th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
8th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
9th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
10th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
11th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
12th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
13th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
14th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
15th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
16th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
17th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
18th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
19th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
20th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
21st Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
22nd Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
23rd Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
24th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire
25th Aug 2012 19:35 Cabaret Voltaire

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Clovis is a brilliant creation - the laughs (and there are many) all spring from his misguided belief in his status as a serious anthropologist and paranormal investigator. The ship's log story is a classic! But Mike Hayley also makes space for moments of pathos and real poignancy - the 'new' Wilfred Owen poem leaves a lump in the throat. Layered, intelligent and multi-faceted - my kind of comedy. Five stars.

Ann Coburn

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