The Wunderkammer is the unique, award-winning hit improv comedy show from leading London-based group Do Not Adjust Your Stage. Originally programmed for Vault Festival 2022, The Wunderkammer will now return to London with 3 shows at Camden People’s Theatre.

In The Wunderkammer, live TED-style talks from guest experts inspire improvised comedy scenes, sketches and characters. Two new speakers are invited for each show and neither the performers nor audience have seen the talks before, making for a unique and spontaneous evening of comedy.

The guest expert speakers for these shows will include:

– Helen O’Hara (3rd March) – Film critic, journalist and editor-at-large for Empire magazine.

– Sam Wong (5th March) – Assistant news editor at New Scientist, writer of science of cooking column, presenter of the Science with Sam video series and creator of cryptic crosswords for the magazine.

The Wunderkammer has previously been performed in residency at the Natural History Museum and Nursery Theatre in London, with international shows including the COP21 Climate Conference in Paris, Union Hall Brooklyn, and a world first live satellite link up with the legendary iO Theatre in Chicago.

Do Not Adjust Your Stage (DNAYS) are one of the UK’s leading improvised comedy groups, performing regularly since 2010 in London, across the UK and Europe, including residencies at The Free Association, Natural History Museum, National Gallery and Hoopla. The cast have trained with leading comedy schools such as The Second City, ImprovOlympic, UCB & The Free Association. They were the first British group to perform two sell-out shows at the iconic UCB Theatre in New York City, returning most recently in 2017, also performing at the Magnet and People’s Improv Theatres. Individual cast credits include BAFTA Rocliffe New Comedy Writing Winner, Writers’ Guild Award nominee, RTS West Award nominee, Murder in Successville (BBC3), Off The Top (YouTubeSpaceLA/Epic Lloyd), Sketchorama (BBC Radio 4), The Free Association and sketch act Thunderbards.