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tragic scenes of legendary women where snakes were
(kind of)present

(2018-19)

Tragic scenese of legendary womene where snakes were (kind of) present

Written and performed by

Monia Baldini and Lucía Peña Pin

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Director - Georgia Murphy

Associate director- Kimberley Twiner

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Co-produced by

Tuttifrutti & Mouths of Lions

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“Two clowns. Some legendary women. Lots of snakes. A guaranteed tragedy.”

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Join Nina Divina - actor extraordinaire - and her faithful assistant Lucia Bombilla as they attempt to stage the most tragic scenes of legendary women...and snakes.

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This will be the production of a lifetime - the role of a lifetime. You will be taken on a tour-de-force of acting talent the likes of which you have never seen before : from Shakespeare’s Cleopatra to the snake haired Medusa - Nina Divina can - and will perform it all.

Expect fierce flamenco dancing, seductive apple munching and that classic hit song we all know and love : “I’m not a woman, I’m a snake!”. An anarchic, silly, fun-filled hour of clowning and cabaret that celebrates all things woman (and some things snake)

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" Tragic Scenes Of Legendary Women Where Snakes Were (Kind Of) Present is a silly show.

It’s an immensely silly show and therein lies its strength. Nina Divina – possibly the most prima donna character I’ve ever seen - takes on the role of multiple female headliners from history, always involving a snake in some way, aided by her extremely-patient assistant Lucia Bombilla.(...)

The best sort of slapstick humour happens when you’re not entirely sure that the comedy is entirely-planned – then it happens again and you realise that every step of the performance has been meticulously choreographed to make you laugh. I’d happily watch this show a second time, and that’s one of the best compliments I can ever give a performance."

Seamus Ryan, journalist

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“This show was surreal, melodramatic and glitzy, with elements of slapstick added in perfectly. One of the funniest things I’ve seen for ages!”

Max Tookey, audience member

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“I can’t say if this show is a tragically comic or comically tragic. In any case you will die laughing”

Edoardo Vanoni, clown

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“Scccccc ……. “

Jennifer, a snake

© 2022 by Monia Baldini

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