A fast-paced comedy thriller about love, alien abduction, the pressure cooker of solitude and the spirit of adventure. Presented in trademark Pajama Men style with blink-of-an-eye character switches and plot twists, underscored by unflinching joke telling, In The Middle of No One is a bizarre flight of fancy-pants.
In The Middle Of No One sees a group of friends sail a ship around the world in search of things most people have never even seen, let alone know about. Hell breaks loose when members of the team become possessed by the transient ghost of a dead submarine captain who jumps between their bodies at will.
Meanwhile, a heartsick space traveller – halfway to Jupiter – forms an unlikely friendship with his philandering girlfriend's husband. There are also a couple of dudes lost in the jungle of their own minds.
Note: This show description is subject to change. Completely.
Over the past seven years the PJs have won numerous comedy awards, critical acclaim and a cult-like following across the US, UK and Australia. They cut their improv teeth with Second City, the legendary Chicago theatre group that spawned the likes of Mike Myers, Bill Murray and John Belushi.
"TBC ‘Simply one of the most innovative, original and hilarious comedy acts around… don’t miss it, it is a joy.’ ★★★★★ Daily Telegraph
“COMIC BLISS’ 'The Pajama Men create a cartoon of the mind a shape-shifting world in which anything seems not just possible, but imminent” ★★★★★ Guardian
"One of the most dazzling displays of comic theatre I've ever seen. It's weird. And it's wonderful” ★★★★★The Times
“TOTALLY UNMISSABLE” ★★★★★ Scotsman
"exhilarating...exquisite.... there is nothing else going on in comedy quite like this at the moment." ★★★★★ Evening Standard
“There's no one quite like the Pajama Men in comedy” - The Age
“If only there really was a time machine so you could leap back an hour and enjoy the whole thing again…” - Chortle
“The play's main purpose is to supply opportunities for inspired tomfoolery, be it genre pastiche, dazzling character comedy or tricksy conceptual logic…Forget time travel: surely past and future can't be any funnier than this.” – The Guardian (UK)
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