event The Reavers

There's a lot of humor to be found in this improvised puppet show, but not in expected places. Sure, the improvisers behind the cloth are witty as all hell, and the puppets themselves—muppet-like creations, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed—look ridiculous performing mundane scene-style object work. But often, watching the humans struggle with the physical limitations of, well, having their hands tied up (especially when they try to interact with each other) is the most satisfying part of the show.

There's a lot of humor to be found in this improvised puppet show, but not in expected places. Sure, the improvisers behind the cloth are witty as all hell, and the puppets themselves—muppet-like creations, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed—look ridiculous performing mundane scene-style object work. But often, watching the humans struggle with the physical limitations of, well, having their hands tied up (especially when they try to interact with each other) is the most satisfying part of the show.

There's a lot of humor to be found in this improvised puppet show, but not in expected places. Sure, the improvisers behind the cloth are witty as all hell, and the puppets themselves—muppet-like creations, wide-eyed and bushy-tailed—look ridiculous performing mundane scene-style object work. But often, watching the humans struggle with the physical limitations of, well, having their hands tied up (especially when they try to interact with each other) is the most satisfying part of the show.