So, which non-music acts are a must-see?

[clockworkpurple]

If Jonathan Kay is on again this year GO AND SEE HIM. He's awesomesauce.

[BlackHole2006]

Nathan Flutebox Lee, Baseline Circus, Friday, 12AM

[xxtinkerbellxx]

Nathan Flutebox Lee, Baseline Circus, Friday, 12AM

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[fatyeti24]

we did Bingo in the cabaret field on Saturday lunchtime last year. it was hilarious, one of my best memories of the whole festival, and just what was needed after a 'hectic' Friday night.

Edited May 27, 2009 by fatyeti24

[LusciousLucy]

I really dont know how im gonna cope with all this stuff!! I have an image of me running from one thing to another like a little kid

[Macca3031]

Agreed you won't do everything, this is my 6th Glasto and I'm sure I'll make it to the acoustic stage one day.

I would strongly reccommend the poetry and words tent, its round greenfields area, can't quite remember. Lineup and times are usually written up there, don't think the times are in the guide but if you get a chance to see Dreadlockalien or Aisle16 they are both awesome but in very different ways. Or just bowl up and find something new, that's how I first saw dreadlockalien back in 04 (we were waiting for someone to charge their mobile and gave it a go).

[precious_lillywhite]

Nathan Flutebox Lee, Baseline Circus, Friday, 12AM

[precious_lillywhite]

Agreed you won't do everything, this is my 6th Glasto and I'm sure I'll make it to the acoustic stage one day.

[llcoolphil]

Rule 1: never run around trying to chase down everything on site.

Go with the flow. Avoid Babylon and discover the thousands of other things going on that dont involve a main stage or a crowd! And if you cant cope with it all...just come back year after year like the rest of us and see it over the course of the rest of your life and STILL not see everything!

[remote]

Nathan Flutebox Lee, Baseline Circus, Friday, 12AM

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[Wanderlei]

Any proper burlesque acts for us desperate lads to drool over? lol

[pineapple-tea]

The glowstick war at is a laugh

[bluemoontom]

late-night strange goings-on.

[hazey_jane]

Go watch the stuff on the Outdoor Circus Stage, my favourite little 'remote' spot about Glastonbury. Especially Gareth Jones the compere when he does 'escape from cling film', filling in between acts. The man is a legend!

[greenfairy43]

wow, really! that'll probably add to my clash headaches back in the world of music no doubt

[greenfairy43]

Do you just launch them at each others heads?

[BinThereDrummedThat]

Theres this band that are meant to be quite good...who play on bins or something.

What are they called again?

Bin There Drummed That or something...

[BlackHole2006]

Theres this band that are meant to be quite good...who play on bins or something.

What are they called again?

Bin There Drummed That or something...

[DaveMac]

Hi all,

Well I won't moan about the line-up, it isn't my cup of coffee, but this is Glasto after all.

What non-musical acts are a must see? Would really like to check out some decent comedy and late-night strange goings-on.

[coastal]

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[mikeb]

Twisted cabaret - if these guys are about - worth seeing. I thought I was gonna die laughing last time I saw them!

Edited May 28, 2009 by mikeb

[grumpyhack]

Then there are the bands that are part music and part comedy like Biggles - always worth catching.

[BudBrain]

Great ideas peeps, loving the Twisted Cabaret!

Keep 'em coming!

[timespeedsup]

If Jonathan Kay is on again this year GO AND SEE HIM. He's awesomesauce.

[paulhayhurst]

Any proper burlesque acts for us desperate lads to drool over? lol