Privates: A Sperm Odyssey The Albany
COMEDY

Acclaimed Comedy Trio ‘Privates’ Heads To Central London

BRINGING A WHOLE NEW MEANING TO THE PHRASE PHYSICAL COMEDY

Privates: A Sperm Odyssey is at the The Albany on Sunday 29th September at 21:40 as part of Objectively Funny Festival

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Bringing a whole new meaning to the phrase “physical comedy” with their new show, Privates: A Sperm Odyssey – sees Luke Rollason (“hugely entertaining” Chortle), Christian Brighty (“hilarious” The List) and Tom Curzon (“charming” Chortle) perform as three sperm on an adventure as big as life itself. The show is at the The Albany on Sunday 29th September at 21:40 as part of Objectively Funny Festival.

Faced with teaching year 9 about safe sex, three hapless sex education teachers take the audience on a journey into genitalia, where they perform as all 300 million sperm in the testicles. These plucky Privates must survive basic training, hostile white blood cells and the most dramatic ejaculation sequence ever seen onstage to be the first to fertilise the egg and become a beautiful baby.

Imagine Saving Private Ryan meets the sex ed you wish you had, and they don’t wear adequate protection. Nine months later, out pops Privates – a funny, fantastical and very frank look at how we talk about sex, and why.

Privates are Luke Rollason, Christian Brighty and Tom Curzon, three students of the legendary clown school L’Ecole Philippe Gaulier. Their previous show Luke Rollason’s Planet Earth III performed sell-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and at the SOHO Theatre, as well as at festivals across the UK. They also performed an extended sell-out run of Privates: A Sperm Odyssey at this year’s Brighton Fringe and Edinburgh Fringe.

In 2019 they came second place at the Leicester Square Sketch Off, and at the Musical Comedy Awards, performing as Stepdads.

PRIVATES: A SPERM ODYSSEY

Title Of Show:           Privates: A Sperm Odyssey

Venue:                        The Albany Great Portland Street

Time:                          9.40pm

Dates:                         29th September 

Photo Credit: Richard Braham