THEATRE

 A "burlesque" is defined as "a parody or comically exaggerated imitation of something, esp. in a literary or dramatic work" and is a time-honored, sophisticated literary technique utilized by masters of the writers' craft for centuries.

We won't have any of that high-brow stuff in this show. What we have a non-stop parade of half-dressed Hamlets, sonnets spoken by scantily-clad seductresses, and a enough comely wenches to fill a folio. Shakespeare was a dirty old boy, and this stuff writes itself. We don't even have to strain our quill to come up with a double-entendre for Titania or Cleopatra's asp.

The Bod of Avon is a multimedia adventure in time and space, inspired by the greatest author of the English language and unhampered by a lot of clothing.