Lyric Theatre: Do Zombies Dream of Undead Sheep? (Thursday 24 July)

Even amongst the chaos and pain, there are moments of love and light.

A one-man (and one puppet) musical journey through a zombie outbreak; combining live performance, puppetry and animation.

Ridiculous, dark, sometimes gruesome, warm, funny and sad.

Can the undead feel? Can the living understand? Is there a way out of this nightmare? Will you be forced – ultimately – to sing?

The night includes a pre-Edinburgh-Fringe performance of the Fringe-edition of the show, and launch of the album of songs from the show.

The album will be available to buy (at a special discounted price!) after the performance both as a blood-red transparent vinyl double album in gatefold sleeve, and on CD.

Audience feedback:

“absurd, eccentric, funny, full of pathos and unforced allegory”

“Made me laugh and very nearly made me cry embarrassingly.”

“Probably the most bizarre, clever, hilarious and weirdly endearing thing I’ve ever seen on a stage”

“lovely show with humour, warmth…and zombies”

“I loved the storytelling, the amazing animation and the songs. John has a gorgeous voice too – so good to listen to”

“enchanting”

“The best whimsical horror musical since little Shop of

Horrors, but with a lower budget.”

“Thank you for bringing a little light into our dark lives”