The show has four sold out UK tours, a total sell out at Edinburgh Festival Fringe for four years in a row and a smash hit run in London’s West End to its credit.

We invite you to be a part of this out of the box show where we will see TAPE FACE will generate hilarious and moving illustrations using only the most everyday of objects and most popular of songs.

This is a show which is brought by the artist who was earlier known as The Boy with Tape on His Face, has various awards to its credit and is a unique show which can only be believed once it is seen. A show in which there will be stand up comedy but with no talking, there will be drama but with no acting and there will be punch lines but with no words. The show has been described by Time Out as “Endlessly inventive, hysterically funny” and by The Scotsman as “A show that’s a delight from start to finish, that can be enjoyed by absolutely everybody.” The world is talking about this one of a kind show. We invite you to the show presented by The Comedy Box, ‘THE BOY WITH THE TAPE ON HIS FACE is TAPE FACE’ which will be screened at Redgrave Theatre on 23rd and 24th September, 2016 from 8 p.m. This article was first published on .nz and is republished here with permission.The Comedy Box presents Tape Face in Bristol The Harrah's show is a disappointment and a fraud. 'This was borderline fraud…If you are a big TapeFace fan like we are, stay home and watch the AGT videos on YouTube. If that is the case then why are there only promotional pictures of Sam Willis as Tape Face?'Īnother scathing review titled 'The real TapeFace is gone.the show is a fraud' reads: 'The stand-in was Mediocre, as he did not have any of the charisma or facial humor of the original. and not about who is playing the 'character'. 'I just spent $600 to watch a person dress up and pretend to be Tape Face! I've seen the awful response from the PR people that Tape Face is a feeling, it's about being blah blah blah. That revelation has not gone down well with fans taking to Trip Advisor to complain. Harrah's online advertisement includes the lines 'as seen on America's Got Talent'. However, fans are upset that they were kept in the dark and left unaware they might not be seeing the original Tape Face, with Ticketmaster, Harrah's and the official Tape Face website all promoting the show with a picture of Willis. 'People who follow me on social media are aware that this has been very much part of my dream,' he explained. That scenario will reportedly occur later this year when Wills embarks on a UK tour while another performer, named T2, will do shows in Las Vegas. The 40-year-old says his act is like a franchise and always intended to have several Tape Faces performing in different cities. However, fans were left disappointed with Willis using a stand-in to perform some of his shows at Harrah's casino.īut the former street artist, also known as The Boy With Tape On His Face, rejects claims he has been 'defrauding' ticket buyers saying he always envisioned Tape Face as a character that could be adopted by others. Kiwi comic Tape Face is being accused of defrauding fans after complaints an impersonator has been performing in his place in Las Vegas.Īccording to reports, audiences who forked out up to $151 say they were expecting to see Sam Willis perform his unique show that gained popularity through his appearance on America's Got Talent in 2016.

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