The Umbilical Brothers – Don’t Explain Part 6/7

“He who holds the microphone creates the sound that controls the universe”. The only problem: there is only one mic. On the way to the final showdown you will see cartoon arms races, hilarious Germans, children’s entertainment gone awry, kung fu flies and tap dancing cowboys. Since 1991 The Umbilical Brothers have delighted fans around the world, as they twist theatrical rules and everyday situations into comedy triumph. Time Out NY called them “Australia’s hottest export since vegemite”. From Hawaii to Tokyo, New York to Stockholm, audiences have laughed like idiots at this acclaimed performance, as Shane and Dave use the entire comedy spectrum to convey their craft in their signature show, Don’t Explain. In its incarnation as ‘Thwak’, their New York show which ran for a year Off Broadway, the show was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for Most Unique Theatrical Entertainment. Time Magazine called it “Pure theatre and pure fun”. The appeal of the show goes across generations. The children in the audience were as enthralled by the physical comedy as the adults, and the more extreme or complex material merrily sailed over their heads. As the New York Times confirmed “You’re left only to shake your head and marvel” “The energy of this performance is astounding, the physical discipline faultless, and it is difficult to resist anything that involves hoovering up a cat” The Scotsman The clever antics of the Umbilical Brothers can be enjoyed by all generations. Using …

Canada Earth Quake Hawaii Tsunami Breaking News

A sizable 7.7-magnitude earthquake in western Canada triggered a tsunami that headed toward Hawaii, prompting evacuations of thousands from coastal areas. latest developments Geophysicists had feared waves between 3 and 7 feet to lash the Hawaii islands, beginning about 10:28 pm local time Saturday (4:28 am Sunday ET). But Hawaii seems to have been spared the worst. There have been no apparent damage from the quake in Canada, nor from the tsunami in Hawaii. Hawaii seemingly spared the worst from tsunami triggered by 7.7-magnitude quake Editor’s Note: A sizable 7.7-magnitude earthquake in western Canada triggered a tsunami that headed toward Hawaii, prompting evacuations of thousands from coastal areas. Geophysicists had feared waves between 3 and 7 feet to lash the Hawaii islands, beginning about 10:28 pm local time Saturday (4:28 am Sunday ET). But Hawaii seems to have been spared the worst. There have been no apparent damage from the quake in Canada, nor from the tsunami in Hawaii. Here is the full story. Here are the latest developments: [Update 5:25 am] Most places in Hawaii are on the fourth tsunami wave, Pacific Tsunami Warning Center’s Gerard Fryer told reporters, noting that the data now shows the evacuation may not have been necessary – but was still a good precaution. [Update 5:18 am] The third wave from the tsunami is coming ashore. The highest so far has been 1.9 feet (23 inches) at one Hawaii island, but generally, the wave heights have been lower than …