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He's got a gun!

"This is a lovely old song that tells of a young woman who leaves her cottage, and goes off to work. She arrives at her destination, and places some solid NHHS in a flask containing 0.50 atm ofammonia, and attempts to determine the pressures of ammonia and hydrogen sulide when equilibrium is reached."

Cariactures

Senta jumps into the sea

"Guide to physical comedy fish"

'What? You used a Welshman? The recipe specifically calls for a scot!'

Harriet Walter

Mime walking dog passes some invisible dog poop.

Athens Playhouse. Euclid is rehearsing a play he wrote about lust, money and lies. Investment Sales Office. Don't be obtuse! Face each other from this angle! He's a tough director. It's surprising that Euclid, the father of geometry, wrote about passion, money and deceit. I thought so too, until I read the script. It's a story about a pyramid scheme and a love triangle!

Blue Haired Lady in Ballgown

Guy on stilts watching a balloon dog lift its leg on his stilts. Balloon animal maker watching on.

Mummy Busks For Coins For His Cases

Bette Midler

"Jerk." "Jackass." "Screw you." "Bite me."

"Oh, you haven’t seen holiday drama ‘till you’ve met our little family."

"This, Yorik... Do you know him well?"

'Reminds me of how I balance your pay packet each week!'

Opera singer singing to her partner who is wearing a gas mask on due to her bad breath.

'My - I don't remember my second-grade Christmas play dealing with post-holiday depression.'

A 'DIVERSION' sign points to a crazy guy.

Mime Flash Mobs.

"Returns"

"If Neil Simon's going to keep writing them, we're going to keep seeing them."

What a Dog.

'Alas irrefutable confirmation.'

This was one way to get to the Fringe festival!

Man walking along sidewalk trips on long trombone from street musician

"This isn't what I had in mind. . ."

"Wife and two hernias to support!"

Latest support group: British actors who couldn't get a part in the Harry Potter films.

Miracles on 34th Street.

"He was famed for his work in Pantomime"

"Shrinkage /ˈSHriNGkij/ noun: 1. the contraction of an object when cooled, 2. the 'Naked Cowboy' in Times Square on a really cold day."

Honey please!

Yenta Theatre Presents: Waiting for Godot