Puppetry of the Penis: Tackle Happy

This is a filmed version of the stage show 'Puppetry of the Penis,' which features two performers using their penises and testicles to create various shapes and characters. The show is presented as a series of comedic routines and illusions, with the performers manipulating their anatomy to mimic animals, objects, and famous personalities. It relies heavily on visual gags and audience participation.

The live stage show 'Puppetry of the Penis' gained notoriety for its unique and often shocking premise, playing to sold-out houses in various international locations. Critical reception for the live show was often divided, with some reviewers praising its boldness and comedic absurdity, while others found it vulgar or lacking in substantial content. The filmed version, 'Tackle Happy,' was primarily a way to capture the live performance for a wider audience.

• A daring and often hilarious display of anatomical comedy.

• Relies heavily on shock value and the novelty of its premise.

• Appeals to an audience with a specific, perhaps transgressive, sense of humor.

Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for 'Puppetry of the Penis: Tackle Happy' is not widely available or categorized. However, discussions around the live show indicate a polarizing reception, with audiences often reacting with either strong amusement or bewilderment.

The original stage show 'Puppetry of the Penis' was conceived by Simon Morley and David Sollish, and has been performed in over 65 countries worldwide.