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Stephen Walker

United States
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Don Toberman: Ping Pong Champ

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By Stephen Walker
| The Wee Review
Legendary Ping Pong Champion Don Toberman faces his greatest challenge, as he takes on the entire audience in a match-up for the ages. As befits the immensity of the occasion a US television network is there to cover the action, so we’re treated to the entire American sporting spectacle: the grandiose commentary, the sideline reporter, and the constant advertising as Don’s endorsement of an energy drink threatens to detail his title tilt.
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FISH - The Wee Review

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By Stephen Walker
| The Wee Review
Why would a fish want to become a human? Funmi, a clown from New York, makes being a fish look the most fun it’s possible to have… but become a human she must. So Funmi relies on her audience to teach her how to walk and to talk, and – most daunting of all – to overcome the existential angst of being a human, to make the transformation all worthwhile. Resplendently clad in scales, Funmi has the audience giggling almost before the lights go up.
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Tale of a Potato

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By Stephen Walker
| The Wee Review
Tale of a Potato is another table-top show from Batisfera, following last year’s epic hit The Gummy Bears’ Great War. This time, they take that most ordinary of vegetables (the potato), use the most generic language, name their characters in the most generic way (protagonist, antagonist, unnamed) – yet still manage to create the wonder of a unique life.
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