The Theatre Bizarre
“Welcome to the Theatre of the Absurd.”
Synopsis
In a rundown city street of her neighborhood, young Enola Penny becomes fascinated by what seems to be an abandoned theatre. One night she notices the front door slightly ajar and decides to slip inside. Inside the dark, deteriorating auditorium, a peculiar show begins, hosted by a human puppet named Peg Poett, who presents six bizarre stories: a couple traveling in a remote area of the French Pyrenees encounters a lustful witch; a paranoid lover confronts the fury of a partner pushed to her limit; an unfaithful husband's Freudian dreams blur fantasy and reality; real‑world horrors are interpreted through a child's mind; a woman addicted to other people's memories obtains them from the vitreous fluid of victims' eyes; and a couple obsessed with sweets experiences a sour outcome.
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Principal cast & crew: 39
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Edited by Robert BohrerShot by Eduardo FierroScored by Simon BoswellDesigned by Arnaud De La Giraudiere
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Cast & Crew
39 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Udo Kier
as Peg Poett (framing segments)
Virginia Newcomb
as Enola Penny (framing segments)
Amanda Marquardt
as Squalid Woman (framing segments)
Amelia Gotham
as Gypsy (framing segments)
Jeremy Gladen
as Naked Man (framing segments)
Liberty Larsen
as Little Girl (framing segments)
Christopher Sachs
as Groom (framing segments)
Nicole Fabbri
as Bride (framing segments)
Catriona Maccoll
as Mere Antoinette (segment: The Mother Of Toads)
Shane Woodward
as Martin (segment: The Mother Of Toads)
Directors
4Writers
4Producers
4Other crew
20Aaron Griffith
Casting Director
Fabrice Lambot
Casting Director
Gesine Giovinazzo Todt
Casting Director
Victoria Sanchez
Casting Director
Eduardo Fierro
Cinematographer
John Honore
Cinematographer
Karim Hussain
Cinematographer
Michael Kotschi
Cinematographer
Mark Raskin
Composer
Pierre Marchand
Composer
Simon Boswell
Composer
Susan Dibona
Composer
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