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3 returned to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2003 in collaboration with director
David Sant from world-famous clown trio Peepolykus,
with an all new comedy show inspired by Seventies cult film The
Wicker Man.
Beautiful young policewoman Sergeant Chastity Howie and her enigmatic boyfriend Brad are holidaying on the remote Scotch island of Pepperidge in Scotchland.
But the island's valuable wind farm has run out of wind, and the locals have a plan to get it back... Live human sacrifice and folk songs guaranteed.
After sell-out shows and incredible reviews at the 2003 Edinburgh Fringe, and a sell-out tour of Belfast, London and the South of England in Spring 2004, The Wicker Woman returned to Edinburgh for a ten-show run at The Pleasance in August 2004, and is again touring Arts Centres around the country in the Autumn of 2004.
Critics' Choice
The Times, Sunday Herald, Sunday Times, Metro and Fest
'My pick of the festival... These three writer-performers have
as much charisma and assurance as any comedians you will ever see...
The gags come thick and fast and the strike-rate is impressive. No,
perfect. Nothing fails... A treasure'
Lloyd Evans, The Spectator
'Utterly hilarious... you may be helpless to the point of crying
with laughter'
Mary Brennan, The Herald 
'Seasoned threesome James Bachman, Barunka O'Shaughnessy and
Lucy Montgomery combine cringeworthy gags with wonderfully cheap special
effects and breathless costume changes... A brainless, blazing cult
in the making'
Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard
'Not only scorchingly funny but blisteringly brilliant... comedy
genius... going to set the Festival on fire'
Claire Whitefield, ThreeWeeks
'Offers so much stand-alone amusement that any in-jokes about
The Wicker Man seem like unexpected bonuses... Come back and watch the
show a second time'
Tracey S Rosenberg, Fest
'Genuinely funny... keeps the laughs coming thick and fast.
The playing is pitch perfect'
Eddie Harrison, Metro
'Fast-paced, inventive and sharply humorous'
David Pollock, The List
'A riot of stupid gags, brilliant invention and hilariously
off-kilter acting... packed with inspired ideas and executed with impressive
gusto and skill'
Steve Bennett, Chortle.co.uk
'More than stands up to the hype that surrounds it, and the
five star reviews currently being lavished upon it by, it seems, almost
every reviewer in the city are thoroughly deserved'
Sharon Cribbin, Comedy Lounge