Back this summer due to incredible demand! An alternative comedy mash-up from The Wardrobe Theatre, makers of MDH: Puppets Do A Movie, Little Women In Black, Drac & Jill, Oedipuss In Boots, Reservoir Mogs, Rocky Shock Horror, Goldilock, Stock & Three Smoking Bears and more!
Can you smell the fresh gunpowder? Can you hear the thunder of horses? Can you taste the cheap beer? This is the untamed, lawless frontier – a parched landscape of bloody violence, passionate romance and line-dancing, where the heroes are good, the villains are bad and the guy you slept with last night is so ugly you’d rather gnaw your own arm off than wake him. This is the Wild West…
“A breathless two hours made fabulously raucous by four actors milking every absurd moment.”
★★★★★ Stage Talk Magazine
“The campest, naughtiest show in town, a work that embraces the spirit of the fringe and the alternative comedy scene and produces a rollicking night.”
★★★★ Kris Hallett
“An unmissable joy – the best-known secret in Bristol continues to be the gift that keeps on giving.”
★★★★ The Fix
An original production by The Wardrobe Theatre, written and devised by the company
Director – Stephanie Kempson
Cast – Fowzia Madar, Peta Maurice, Sedona Rose, Jenny Smith, Catherine Davies
Music & Sound Design – Ben Osborn
Set, Costume & Puppetry Designer – Samuel Wilde
Movement Director – Bryn Thomas
Lighting Designer – Chris Collier
Stage Manager – Gemma Smith
Dramaturg – Laura Horton
Associate Director – Harry Gould
Story Consultant – Matthew Whittle
Associate Designer & Costume Supervisor – Ruby Brown
Vocal Director – Jannah Warlow
Production Assistant – Leikaysha-Rae Reed
Projection Design – Pete Hazelwood
Sewing Assistant – Isobel Herbertson
Producer – Alice Massey
Special Thanks – Tom Brennan, Alice Lamb, Corrina Buchan, Tom Fletcher, Rachael Procter-Lane, MAYK, The Wardrobe Ensemble, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, The Elmgrove Centre, The Egg @ Theatre Royal Bath, Louise Brown and Hettie Kitson
The Good, The Bad & The Coyote Ugly was made with the kind support of Arts Council England
