Imagine four enthusiasts who have decided to start a motion capture studio. A brilliant idea? Could be, but for a little catch: filmmaking is all Greek to them.

So, welcome to Pluto! A film studio where virtually anything is possible and chaos is the only given. Meet Max the phlegmatic techie, Boss the manager – who sees not only future in a blur –, Gorge the aspiring actor, and his lazy colleague Pietr. Together they have set on a mission to make a masterpiece of cinema ... or at least a piece that won’t fall apart before they erect the green screen.

Trygve Wakenshaw brings his hilarious mime-clown-comedy show. Light and silly, absurd and Dada, and a sort of autobiographical, introspective look at all the silly little things that can make or break a friendship.

Ranked in the top 5 of best reviewed comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe for its debut season, Silly Little Things is a hilarious, moving and physically extraordinary new show by the industry leading mime Trygve Wakenshaw.

Trygve Wakenshaw brings his hilarious mime-clown-comedy show. Light and silly, absurd and Dada, and a sort of autobiographical, introspective look at all the silly little things that can make or break a friendship.

Ranked in the top 5 of best reviewed comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe for its debut season, Silly Little Things is a hilarious, moving and physically extraordinary new show by the industry leading mime Trygve Wakenshaw.

A few years ago, he wowed the Ruhrfestspiel audience with “Nautilus”, and now the New Zealand mime Trygve Wakenshaw is bringing his latest creation to the Festival Tent. Using solely gestures, facial expressions, and the fascinating agility of his body, Wakenshaw transforms the empty stage into a wide variety of settings: sometimes a living room, sometimes a nightclub, even a whole magician’s show conjured out of an (imaginary) hat. Including rabbits. Hilarious, touching, playful, and Dadaist, he tells of the “little things in life”. But everything seemingly banal becomes a spectacle here, every detail becomes slapstick madness, and the traditional art of pantomime is brought to the twenty-first century! With “Silly Little Things”, Trygve Wakenshaw once again proves why he is considered a pioneer of modern clown art. His precise physical comedy combines subtle irony with great, childlike amazement, creating space for boundless imagination. 

A few years ago, he wowed the Ruhrfestspiel audience with “Nautilus”, and now the New Zealand mime Trygve Wakenshaw is bringing his latest creation to the Festival Tent. Using solely gestures, facial expressions, and the fascinating agility of his body, Wakenshaw transforms the empty stage into a wide variety of settings: sometimes a living room, sometimes a nightclub, even a whole magician’s show conjured out of an (imaginary) hat. Including rabbits. Hilarious, touching, playful, and Dadaist, he tells of the “little things in life”. But everything seemingly banal becomes a spectacle here, every detail becomes slapstick madness, and the traditional art of pantomime is brought to the twenty-first century! With “Silly Little Things”, Trygve Wakenshaw once again proves why he is considered a pioneer of modern clown art. His precise physical comedy combines subtle irony with great, childlike amazement, creating space for boundless imagination. 

A few years ago, he wowed the Ruhrfestspiel audience with “Nautilus”, and now the New Zealand mime Trygve Wakenshaw is bringing his latest creation to the Festival Tent. Using solely gestures, facial expressions, and the fascinating agility of his body, Wakenshaw transforms the empty stage into a wide variety of settings: sometimes a living room, sometimes a nightclub, even a whole magician’s show conjured out of an (imaginary) hat. Including rabbits. Hilarious, touching, playful, and Dadaist, he tells of the “little things in life”. But everything seemingly banal becomes a spectacle here, every detail becomes slapstick madness, and the traditional art of pantomime is brought to the twenty-first century! With “Silly Little Things”, Trygve Wakenshaw once again proves why he is considered a pioneer of modern clown art. His precise physical comedy combines subtle irony with great, childlike amazement, creating space for boundless imagination. 

Imagine four enthusiasts who have decided to start a motion capture studio. A brilliant idea? Could be, but for a little catch: filmmaking is all Greek to them.

So, welcome to Pluto! A film studio where virtually anything is possible and chaos is the only given. Meet Max the phlegmatic techie, Boss the manager – who sees not only future in a blur –, Gorge the aspiring actor, and his lazy colleague Pietr. Together they have set on a mission to make a masterpiece of cinema ... or at least a piece that won’t fall apart before they erect the green screen.

Imagine four enthusiasts who have decided to start a motion capture studio. A brilliant idea? Could be, but for a little catch: filmmaking is all Greek to them.

So, welcome to Pluto! A film studio where virtually anything is possible and chaos is the only given. Meet Max the phlegmatic techie, Boss the manager – who sees not only future in a blur –, Gorge the aspiring actor, and his lazy colleague Pietr. Together they have set on a mission to make a masterpiece of cinema ... or at least a piece that won’t fall apart before they erect the green screen.

Imagine four enthusiasts who have decided to start a motion capture studio. A brilliant idea? Could be, but for a little catch: filmmaking is all Greek to them.

So, welcome to Pluto! A film studio where virtually anything is possible and chaos is the only given. Meet Max the phlegmatic techie, Boss the manager – who sees not only future in a blur –, Gorge the aspiring actor, and his lazy colleague Pietr. Together they have set on a mission to make a masterpiece of cinema ... or at least a piece that won’t fall apart before they erect the green screen.

Ranked in the Top 5 best reviewed comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2024, Silly Little Things is a hilarious, moving and physically extraordinary new show by the industry-leading mime Trygve Wakenshaw. Silly Little Things is at once subversive and sublime – a masterclass of mime from the man who paved the way for so many contemporary clowns.

In this new show, Trygve builds an experimental playground and lets his imagination run riot. Spinning ridiculous scenes out of the smallest funny ideas and conjuring up slapstick magic, Silly Little Things is a space of wonder and joy. It’s about friendship and magic and what more could we want really?

A hilarious new mime-clown-comedy show from the mind and body that brought you Squid Boy, Kraken, Nautilus, Trygve Vs A Baby and Different Party – light and silly, absurd and Dada, and a sort of autobiographical, introspective look at all the silly little things that can make or break a friendship

Ranked in the Top 5 best reviewed comedy shows at Edinburgh Fringe 2024, Silly Little Things is a hilarious, moving and physically extraordinary new show by the industry-leading mime Trygve Wakenshaw. Silly Little Things is at once subversive and sublime – a masterclass of mime from the man who paved the way for so many contemporary clowns.

In this new show, Trygve builds an experimental playground and lets his imagination run riot. Spinning ridiculous scenes out of the smallest funny ideas and conjuring up slapstick magic, Silly Little Things is a space of wonder and joy. It’s about friendship and magic and what more could we want really?

Trygve’s hilarious and fun hit physical comedies are consistently a sell-out at festivals around the world.

Trygve Wakenshaw brings his hilarious mime-clown-comedy show. Light and silly, absurd and Dada, and a sort of autobiographical, introspective look at all the silly little things that can make or break a friendship.

Ranked in the top 5 of best reviewed comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe for its debut season, Silly Little Things is a hilarious, moving and physically extraordinary new show by the industry leading mime Trygve Wakenshaw.

Silly Little Things is at once subversive and sublime – a masterclass of mime from the man who paved the way for so many contemporary clowns.

In this new show Trygve builds an experimental playground and lets his imagination run riot. Spinning ridiculous scenes out of the smallest funny ideas, and conjuring up slapstick magic, Silly Little Things is a space of wonder and joy. It’s about friendship and magic and what more could we want really?

Trygve’s hilarious and fun hit physical comedies are consistently a sell-out at festivals around the world.

Představení“ Silly Little Things“, v Divadle v Řeznické uváděné jako „Hloupé maličkosti“, bylo zařazené mezi 5 nejlépe hodnocených komediálních představení festivalu Edinburgh Fringe 2024.

Trygve Wakenshaw brings his hilarious mime-clown-comedy show to TOM. Light and silly, absurd and Dada, and a sort of autobiographical, introspective look at all the silly little things that can make or break a friendship.

In this new show, Trygve builds an experimental playground and lets his imagination run riot. Spinning ridiculous scenes out of the smallest funny ideas, and conjuring up slapstick magic, Silly Little Things is a space of wonder and joy. It's about friendship and magic, and what more could we want really?

Ranked in the top five of best-reviewed comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe for its debut season, Silly Little Things is both subversive and sublime - a masterclass of mime from the man who paved the way for so many contemporary clowns.

Ranked in the top 5 of best reviewed comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe, Silly Little Things is at once subversive and sublime – a masterclass of mime from the man who paved the way for so many contemporary clowns. 

In this new show Trygve builds an experimental playground and lets his imagination run riot. Spinning ridiculous scenes out of the smallest funny ideas, and conjuring up slapstick magic, Silly Little Things is a space of wonder and joy. It’s about friendship and magic and what more could we want really? 

Trygve’s hilarious and fun hit physical comedies are consistently a sell-out at festivals around the world.