Dog Show

The Hong Kong Dog Serial Killer‘s been at large since the late 1980s. Nobody knows what drives them to leave poison-laced meat on popular dog-walking routes – but they’ve been killing strangers’ pets for more than twenty years.

In Dog Show, Kandinsky transposes this bizarre mystery to London, to explore the strange life of dogs in a city home to more than 200,000 of them. Part-silent film, part-thriller, Dog Show considers what man’s best friend has to tell us about love and loneliness, the city and the wild – and what it means to be human.

Four actors and a musician play an entire community of dogs and their owners. One autumn, the killer strikes.

★★★★ the kind of theatre which tickles its audience: accessible, inventive, entertaining
Exeunt Magazine

★★★★ Intricate, compelling, hilarious, moving and multifaceted
Reviews Hub

★★★★ a delightful performance that stands out for the originality of its concept and execution
The Upcoming

★★★★
The Londonist

an impressive production – intelligent, brave and incredibly funny.
A Younger Theatre

Dog Show is as finely crafted and well-honed a piece of theatre as one will find anywhere.
Flaneur Magazine

Excellent ensemble playing… funny, inventive and poignant
The Stage