Shanty Baba : The Kama Sutra. Are you up for it? - 
Date: Sunday 7th May 2017
Time: 20:45
Shanty Baba's
outrageous new comedy show.
'The Kama Sutra. Are you up for it?'
Join Capt Sir Richard Francis Burton, translator of the world's most famous book of love and godfather to the sexual revolution for this hilarious no holds barred parody.
A comic take off and send up with animation, film and spoof performance lecture, that both exposes and covers everything.
Bring your own smelling salts!
And there is no audience participation !
Written, animated and performed by Shanty Baba, with Jason Calder as Sir Richard Burton and Nicole Tesseyman as Miranda Littlejohn from The Institute of Sexology.
For Adults Only!!
In association with the Sir Richard Burton Museum in St Ives.website
Shanty Baba's website
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Standard : £8.00 ( £10.00 On The Door )
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Shanty Baba
Shanty Baba
Shanty Baba is a professional storyteller, performer, animator and toy theatre impressario based in St Ives.
His outdoor storytelling shows include The Lantern Ghost Storywalk in St Ives, The St Ives Pirate Walk and The St Ives Comedy Walk.
His indoor shows include "By Word of Word", "The Cuckoo Town Guide to Art" and "Time =Mozarella squared".
He also performs Victorian Toy Paper Theatre shows : Sherlock Holmes in "The Cornish Horror" and "Robin Hood".
He is also the Creative Director of The Sir Richard Burton Museum in St Ives...the world's only museum dedicated to one of the world's most extraordinary individuals.
Shanty Baba's website
Sir Richard Burton Museum website