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Jeu Jeu la Foille
2010 - 2015
Sometimes political, often fierce, always ridiculous...a cabaret clown..


Frontal Lobotomy - A solo, spoken word performance

Visual storytelling and poetry, spun together with a Tom Waits inspired soundtrack ​and a smattering of weird science. Burlesque maverick Jeu Jeu la Foille fuses original beat poetry with Waitsian tormented lullabies and woozy mythology; punctuated with scientific accounts of transorbital lobotomy, and featuring a toy shop orchestra of musical reprobates.

Creator and performer Victoria Hancock is trained in physical theatre, voice, puppetry and clowning (LISPA, LAMDA, Rambert and Queen Mary College, UofL). A popular and well-established regular on the UK cabaret scene, and known for her comic and narrative burlesque – Frontal Lobotomy is Jeu Jeu la Foille's debut solo show, showcasing poetic writing and vocal dexterity. Following the success of the Edinburgh Fringe in 2016, the tour began, and is proudly supported by the Arts Council of England.

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