Seven Ages Performed By Kepow: Fresh from a sell out world tour to America, Canada, New Zealand and Norway, this wonderful comedy theatre show explores the seven stages in life.
Taking true stories from his own (and his audience's) upbringing, Kepow's Kevin Tomlinson creates amusing, dramatic, entertaining and touching scenes based on a variety of topics such as: going to school; falling in love; finding a job; having a child and growing old disgracefully! If you've ever asked the question Why am I here?'or What's it all about?', Kevin just might have an answer ' but not necessarily the one you were expecting. And you might miss it because you're laughing too hard.
Seven Ages has been to more than 300 venues across the UK, garnered 5 star reviews at the Edinburgh Festival and received standing ovations on it's opening and closing nights in London!
Seven Ages Performed By Kepow at Pegasus Theatre in Oxford, Oxfordshire on Friday, 02 March 2012.
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