British Comedy Guide

2012 Edinburgh Fringe

The The Good, the Bad and the Extraterrestrials

  • Theatre (play)
  • 2:45pm (45 mins)
  • 2-26 Aug 2012
  • Espionage
  • Free
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Venue

185: Espionage

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A damsel in distress. A rookie gunslinger. Six of the meanest badasses the Wild West has ever seen. And some aliens... Without you, our heroes don't stand a chance! From the people who brought you The Dead! **** (Scotsman), nominated for Best Free Show 2011. What the critics said about The Dead! 'Laugh-out-loud ... Extremely funny ... Anarchic humour ... Hilarious one-liners ... Executed with great panache' (Scotsman). The Good, the Bad and the Extraterrestrials, the only interactive sci-fi/western comedy you need see! Check out our Wanted posters for this year's Critters Are Here competition!

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Performances

Date Time Venue
2nd Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
3rd Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
4th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
5th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
6th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
7th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
8th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
9th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
10th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
11th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
12th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
13th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
14th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
15th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
16th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
17th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
18th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
19th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
20th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
21st Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
22nd Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
23rd Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
24th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
25th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage
26th Aug 2012 14:45 Espionage

User reviews

I can't remember when I last laughed as much as I did during this performance.
The witty jokes, audience interaction and commitment from the young actors made it a thoroughly unforgettable experience.
They beautifully grasped the key factors of the genres they were parodying, clearly tickling the vast audiences funny bones!
If I could, I'd definitely see it again.

Rosie Moore

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