ALT Promotional poster for 'The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much' featuring a person surrounded by floating newspapers, looking upwards with a thoughtful expression. The event runs from Friday, November 8 to Saturday, November 9, with a quote from Broadway World describing it as 'An Absolute Thrill'.

ALT Promotional poster for 'The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much' at The Rep. Features an individual looking upwards with an expression of concern, surrounded by flying papers. Highlights an additional show added on 9th November 2024 at 2:45 PM.

ALT Promotional poster for The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much, featuring three performers against a dark background with glowing orange light. Includes glowing reviews from North West End UK, Broadway Baby, The Scotsman, Broadway World, and EDFEST Mag.

ALT Promotional image for "The Man Who Knew Too Much" by The Rep, decorated with a variety of award badges and reviews from entities like Offies, Broadway World, and The HIGS Channel. The image also includes scattered newspaper clippings and a central mention from that the production is a 'Playbill Pick'

ALT Three actors on stage in business attire performing a dramatic scene, with expressive gestures pointing at the central figure who looks surprised.

ALT Two performers in business suits joyfully waving fabrics above their heads on a stage with dramatic lighting.

ALT A dynamic theater scene featuring four performers; one in a suit and hat is at the center, surrounded by others gesturing dramatically towards them under a spotlight.

ALT Earlier this week we were the victims of a queerphobic attack. Linus suffered a blow to his head and we both had threats and abuse hurled at us. Luckily, Joseph managed to restrain the assailant until police arrived. We would like to send the biggest thanks to all who've reached out and showed us love and care. We are grateful to be part of such a loving community. Over the last few days, we've spent a lot of time speaking to the police, as well as trying to recover physically and process what happened - something we will have to continue to do. As such, we have reduced our working hours. Emails and responses from us will take longer, and we appreciate your patience. We are still so excited to be back at Edinburgh Fringe next week and can't wait to see you for both 'Gwyneth Goes Skiing' and 'Diana: The Untold and Untrue Story'. The incident may have shaken us, but we are more determined than ever to continue to perform work that is both queer and joyful. Much love, Linus & Joseph