Furiozo: Man Looking For Trouble

About the show:

Furiozo: Man Looking for Trouble is a wordless one-man clown show about a violent man desperately trying to be loved.

Part action movie, part tragic love story, part complete disaster, Furiozo throws the audience into the world of a man fuelled by rage, bravado and terrible decisions. Expect physical comedy, audience interaction, absurd violence, unexpected tenderness and the very real possibility that Furiozo will make you his new best friend.

Without speaking a word, Piotr Sikora creates a ridiculous and strangely moving portrait of masculinity, loneliness and the need for connection.
Winner of international awards and praised by The Guardian and Chortle, Furiozo has toured across Europe, Australia and Asia.

A brutal, stupid and surprisingly tender clown show about what happens when the toughest guy in the room just wants a hug.

Content warnings: 18 +, Strobe light, sex scenes, drugs scenes, controlled violence, loud music, audience participation

Bio:

Piotr Sikora is a Polish clown, performer and theatre-maker based in London. His work combines physical comedy, improvisation, audience interaction and a taste for theatrical chaos.

His solo show Furiozo: Man Looking for Trouble has toured internationally across the UK, Australia, Europe and Asia, receiving awards and critical acclaim, including recognition from The Guardian and Chortle.

Piotr has trained with leading clown and physical theatre teachers including Paola Coletto, Philippe Gaulier, Chris Bayes, Aitor Basauri, Dr. Brown and Matteo Destro. Alongside performing, he teaches clown internationally.
His newest solo work, Blizzard, continues his exploration of vulnerability, stupidity and play, following a lost soldier trying to survive a snowstorm. (you can see it at our festival on November 14)