Category: Disability Awareness gameshow
“The disability ‘Taskmaster’!” A hilarious rip-roaring game show with humour
for all ages, where kids join in the games and learn about disability!
Two teams of three, a mix of disabled and non-disabled comedians attempt tasks
set for them by their host Benny Shakes, raising awareness of disabilities
such as Cerebral Palsy and Autism.
The teams get to experience how it feels to have a disability by playing interactive games such as ’The Blue Badge Bunch’, where team members (and audiences)
draw with their feet, ‘Jamie’s Gamey’, working out sentences from a speaking
aid, and ‘The Price is Wrong’ where the teams guess the price and purpose of
disability aids, including specially designed gaming controllers.
With plenty of prizes for the audience too..! Most accurate guesses from the
panel and the audience are rewarded, with scoring kept by our tech whizz, as
well as judging from Benny himself.
The Show is presented by Benny Shakes, a comedian with Cerebral Palsy, who devised the tasks to represent the challenges disabled people face on a daily
basis, and give a glimpse into disabled culture and humour.
We are are in at Camden Town, London on 26 October so come enjoy the and have some fun
And they keep coming another fantasy five-star review from A Youngish Perspective
I never expected to be reviewed by anyone when we went to Edinburgh but my good friend Mark Nicholson standard in a four hour IQ to meet the press to tell them about the show and we got really huge from TW
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What a fantastic Edinburgh Festival we had we did 13 show and every show was amazing carer some of the reviews and photos from the festival
We are to Edinburgh to do the festival from the 3rd in till the 15th August

We have changed the name of the show to see children better
What a fantastic Sunday we have had our the Attenborough Arts Centre we did to show and every show was fantastic the children and adults really got involved
Photos By Liam Keown
Brighton Fringe review
