Maybe it's been years since we watched Pantomime Full in digital format, but you, who if you're reading a review because you're old enough, know full well that handmade things have a special value. Where the artisanal is, let the industrial be removed. You already pay three and a half euros for a spelled bread, two and fifty for a freshly ground specialty coffee and ten for a cocktail whose added value is that the bartender wears suspenders and the glass is a fish.

We think it's worth paying a little to see these guys doing their jokes manually, no editing, no cuts, just you and them. Pure product. Going to see us also fits the image you want to give of yourself. Let us rip you off too.

Pantomime Full, handmade is the third Pantomime Full show. It won't be so bad if people have eaten the first and then the second. It offers more of the same, that's right, we've found a formula that works for us and we're going to squeeze it. It's what anyone would do. So, if you fancy spending an hour and a half watching monologues about the subjects of our videos and sketches with our characters, get yourself a ticket. Other things are worth more and you think less about it. In your life you have read the review of some jeans.