A musical parody of the failed Willy Wonka experience in Glasgow will debut at the Edinburgh Fringe this year.
The experience, which was described as 'immersive', saw fuming attendees met by a sparsely decorated room including a few plastic props and small backdrops pinned to walls.
Speaking on the production, Richard said: “The process of creating a brand-new musical, which usually spans years, is being condensed into just a couple of months.” The song has been billed as a “post-apocalyptic opening number that traces the downfall of civilisation back to the disastrous event in Glasgow”.“And we thought — what could be more epic than John Stamos singing about the end of humanity and linking our species’ demise to an underwhelming immersive experience in Scotland?”
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