British Comedy Guide

2012 Edinburgh Fringe

Rod is God

  • Theatre (storytelling)
  • 4pm (60 mins)
  • 1-23, 25 & 27 Aug 2012
  • Pleasance Dome
  • £9.50 - £12
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23: Pleasance Dome

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In this dark new comedy from the makers of Late Night Gimp Fight, flatmates Rod and Jack made a mistake. They created their very own cult to make some quick cash. They weren't expecting people to join. Now the cult is getting too big for them and everybody wants in. There's so much to think about. Bringing more Z-list celebrities onboard to promote the cult. Getting people to actually send money without asking for it. Plus there's that little matter of the end of the world...

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Rod is God is a brand new comedy play from three of critically acclaimed sketch deviants [y]Late Night Gimp Fight[/y]. Lee Griffiths writes & directs Matt Ralph & Paul Biggins in a tale of two ordinary blokes, down on their luck, who decided to start a cult.

What starts as a moneymaking scheme quickly spirals out of control as more and more people (including a few famous faces) wholeheartedly embrace the message - as the cult gains more momentum & worldwide recognition, our heroes struggle to keep up, eventually getting booted out of their own creation.

Rod is God is an exploration of the lengths people will go to in the name of religion (and money) and depicts the cult exploding beyond anything its creators could have imagined - splinter groups are formed, loyalties divided and essence of faith questioned. Witness the beginning of the end of the world...

The show will incorporate an associated viral marketing that will run throughout the summer & feature multimedia throughout the performance. This is not your average theatre show. Join the cult & learn the truth behind who Rhod really is.

Late Night Gimp Fight were an underground hit at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2009, compounding the hype in 2010, when they were nominated for the Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Newcomer award - they then went on to win best character/sketch act at the Chortle Awards in 2011.

Performances

Date Time Venue
1st Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
2nd Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
3rd Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
4th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
5th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
6th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
7th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
8th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
9th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
10th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
11th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
12th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
13th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
14th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
15th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
16th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
17th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
18th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
19th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
20th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
21st Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
22nd Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
23rd Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
25th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome
27th Aug 2012 16:00 Pleasance Dome

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