Men Don't Blush

After recovering from an illness, an ordinary afternoon cooking turns into an epic existential journey. Staring at a tomato, his mind drifts into another dimension, straddling two parallel lives: one as a disillusioned clown, the other as a charismatic self-help guru. When Sasha arrives to have dinner together, something has shifted forever. 

A playful solo show that invites us to redefine the limits of identity, beyond the roles imposed upon us.

It’s theatre, it’s clown, it’s confession, it’s playful stagecraft. An intimate story told through a powerful visual language, hilarious text, and a host of mysterious, endearing, satirical characters, with plenty of audience interaction and humour.
A show that blends the ridiculous with the profound, the autobiographical with the fictional, inviting us to laugh, reflect, and be surprised.

Physical theatre, text and clown

Text in English, Spanish or Catalan

Small-scale indoors

60 minutes

+12

“Great fun and thought-provoking”
Emma Marston, Voice Radio
“A delightful hour with a charming clown”
Dan Leee, London International Clown Festival
"It connects with the audience from the very start"
Fringe Theatrefest
"A show you won't forget".
Mark Ruttingerg

Creative Team

Written and Created

José Parra and Jamie Wood

Directed

Jamie Wood

Sound and Music

Dominica Kennedy

Lighting Design

Lewis Dredge and Nick Maloney

Costume Design

Viviana Rohmer-Litzmann

Costume Design

Viviana Rohmer-Litzmann

Supported by:

Artistic residencies: