Daniel Kitson: Polyphony
The whimsically morose storyteller-comic returns with what might be his magnum opus.
Overview
Cult UK comedian Daniel Kitson knows how to tell a story. True to form, his latest show is less a stand-up act than it is a play, or rather an elaborate radio production. With somewhere in the realm of 20 different actors recorded in isolation and played back on tape, Polyphony promises to be Kitson’s magnum opus, described by the comic himself as “a real humdinger”.
Notorious for avoiding the press, he's kept the plot of the show strictly under wraps, but early reactions from audiences in the UK have been unsurprisingly stellar.
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