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Edinburgh Fringe: Lounge Room Confabulators/ Andi Osho/ Matthew Crosby | reviews, news & interviews

Edinburgh Fringe: Lounge Room Confabulators/ Andi Osho/ Matthew Crosby

Edinburgh Fringe: Lounge Room Confabulators/ Andi Osho/ Matthew Crosby

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Stuart Bowden and Will Greenway tell tall stories in your living room

Imagine that Tim Burton, or some other great modern-day storyteller of your choice, knocks at your door and asks if he can come into your living room for an hour to tell some fantastical stories. You would get some beers in and friends around pronto, right? Well, the Lounge Room Confabulators, a duo from Australia who tell stories in the Burton style of weird and dark, do just that – turn up on your doorstep and then perform in your front room, your garden or your office, wherever you have space for 10 or more people.

Imagine that Tim Burton, or some other great modern-day storyteller of your choice, knocks at your door and asks if he can come into your living room for an hour to tell some fantastical stories. You would get some beers in and friends around pronto, right? Well, the Lounge Room Confabulators, a duo from Australia who tell stories in the Burton style of weird and dark, do just that – turn up on your doorstep and then perform in your front room, your garden or your office, wherever you have space for 10 or more people.

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