Feathertree Arts' sketches work with absurdity and confusion to challenge perspective and make room for difference. This is British comedy at its most ridiculous; dark, sharp, surreal, and nothing like you expect. If you love sketch comedy like Monty Python, Smith and Jones, The Day Today, French and Saunders, The Mighty Boosh, or The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, then this is for you. Simple sets and simple concepts, no frills, some spills, and absolutely no Hollywood glitz or Netflix spritz. Just ridiculous laughs and delightfully weird twists.
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Dark, unsettling, and just the right amount of ridiculous, welcome to Real Lieves with Dr. Fareetal. The only show brave (or stupid) enough to sit down with Hugeo Pegee and pick apart the tragic downfall of the Pegee family. What starts as a harrowing tale of neglect, guilt, and unspeakable loss quickly takes a bizarre and deeply uncomfortable turn. A raw, unflinching ... and surreal look at childhood trauma, if that childhood happened to belong to an unlucky pig in a nursery rhyme. There’s family drama, desperate confessions, unexpected footwear-related developments, and a shockingly grim fate for the baby of the bunch. Watch now, but maybe keep your shoes on.
Step inside the mind of a crime lord like no other: The Mad Pope of Nottingham. A confused and frustrated interviewer meets a convict on his first day out of jail and the conversation spirals into absolute absurdity as an ex-choirboy recounts his rise to power. Is it a gritty exposé, or the ramblings of a lunatic? Is it religious satire, or just an extremely dodgy retelling of a career in organised crime? Who knows! But there’s some very unsettling implications, and possibly the strangest gangster origin story you’ll ever hear. Watch now, before the Pope finds you.
Pollygone! Inspired by Monty Python's legendary "Dead Parrot" routine, but this time, the parrot has been replaced with a polygon. A frustrated customer marches into a shop carrying what should be a simple line, but the shopkeeper insists it's merely a "Deluxe Expanding Line" experiencing geometric metamorphosis. What follows is 7 minutes of escalating absurdity, pedantic arguments about dimensions, and classic British surrealism. Perfect for fans of Monty Python, surreal UK humour, maths jokes, nerd comedy, and anyone who's ever lost an argument with a shape. Packed with clever Easter eggs, Python-style back-and-forth banter, and beautifully over-the-top outrage...all building to a wonderfully silly reveal.
Written by CJ Harrington & Cheryl Anne Fries (with occasional guest writers). Performed by Ryan Cross & David Naylor. Produced by CJ Harrington, David Naylor & Elian Beaumont. Directed by CJ Harrington, Ryan Cross, David Naylor, & Tom Lee. Cinematography by David Naylor, Ryan Cross & Elian Beaumont. Sound, Lighting & Photography by David Naylor, Ryan Cross, & Ellie Salt. Edited by Jesse Pollard & Chris Harrington. Props and Costumes by David Naylor & Ryan Cross.
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