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YIPPEE KI YAY

PRESENTED BY SEABRIGHT PRODUCTIONS
Die Hard reimagined in rhyme by Fringe First-winner Richard Marsh. Content warning: divorce, foot trauma, German terrorists.

Part of our Vault Festival Transfer Season

When the feast was finished and the fires burned low, ancient bards would bring great heroes to life in verse. Fringe First award winner Richard Marsh will bring to life the modern hero John McClane. In a rhyming retelling of classic movie Die Hard.

High above Los Angeles, terrorists have seized a skyscraper, capturing everyone inside. Everyone? Not quite. One man managed to escape – an off-duty poet. A poet with a badge. He’s outnumbered, outgunned – and the hostages’ only hope.

This is an affectionate tribute to (and unauthorised parody of) the classic movie. Parody implies Richard will not taking this seriously. He absolutely will be. He says that as former London poetry slam champion, BBC Audio Drama Best Comedy winner and New York cop (one of these is untrue).

Content warning: divorce, foot trauma, German terrorists.

This performance will take place with a live audience at Omnibus Theatre.

We are so excited to welcome you back through our doors.

We understand that booking tickets for live events right now feels like a bit of a gamble.

We want to assure you that should you be unable to attend an event due to an isolation order or exhibiting symptoms of Covid-19, or should we have to cancel an event, we will be happy to offer a full refund.

Please be aware that our COVID policy and precautions may be updated in line with current government advice for the safety and comfort of our audiences, artists and team. Please check out our Covid-19 Safety FAQs for full information on what to expect and how to prepare for your visit.

26 MAR
7PM
£13 STANDARD
£11 CONCESSION
#VAULTFESTIVAL2022
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YIPPEE KI YAY

PRESENTED BY SEABRIGHT PRODUCTIONS
Die Hard reimagined in rhyme by Fringe First-winner Richard Marsh. Content warning: divorce, foot trauma, German terrorists.

Part of our Vault Festival Transfer Season

When the feast was finished and the fires burned low, ancient bards would bring great heroes to life in verse. Fringe First award winner Richard Marsh will bring to life the modern hero John McClane. In a rhyming retelling of classic movie Die Hard.

High above Los Angeles, terrorists have seized a skyscraper, capturing everyone inside. Everyone? Not quite. One man managed to escape – an off-duty poet. A poet with a badge. He’s outnumbered, outgunned – and the hostages’ only hope.

This is an affectionate tribute to (and unauthorised parody of) the classic movie. Parody implies Richard will not taking this seriously. He absolutely will be. He says that as former London poetry slam champion, BBC Audio Drama Best Comedy winner and New York cop (one of these is untrue).

Content warning: divorce, foot trauma, German terrorists.

This performance will take place with a live audience at Omnibus Theatre.

We are so excited to welcome you back through our doors.

We understand that booking tickets for live events right now feels like a bit of a gamble.

We want to assure you that should you be unable to attend an event due to an isolation order or exhibiting symptoms of Covid-19, or should we have to cancel an event, we will be happy to offer a full refund.

Please be aware that our COVID policy and precautions may be updated in line with current government advice for the safety and comfort of our audiences, artists and team. Please check out our Covid-19 Safety FAQs for full information on what to expect and how to prepare for your visit.

26 MAR
7PM
£13 STANDARD
£11 CONCESSION
#VAULTFESTIVAL2022
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Written & performed by

Richard Marsh

Production Team

Director

Hal Chambers

Producer

James Seabright

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Health and Safety

Please check out our Covid-19 Safety FAQs for full information on what to expect and how to prepare for your visit→

Concessions

Concessions apply to students, under-18s, over-60s and more. For more info on our concession policy click here→

Accessibility

All performance spaces and facilities are fully wheelchair-accessible. For more info please contact Box Office on 0207 498 4699.

Ticket Collection

We operate a paperless box office system. You will be emailed a receipt once you have booked in advance. There is no need to print this off, just state your name at the box office on arrival.

Content Warnings

Contains some tasteful swearing.

Find out more here.

Age Recommendation

12+

Duration

1h20m