Are there any words more guaranteed to strike terror into people's hearts than climate comedy?

Well, I thought so, and then I took my show Spoilers to the Edinburgh Festival and everyone bloody loved it,

including Brian Eno, if you can believe that. You can see it at the Soho Theatre from the 29th of November for four nights get your tickets at Stuart Goldsmith.com. How much? Hello and

welcome to the show I'm Stuart Goldsmith.

Today I'm talking to the Kuguls.

A Fantastic Double Act, Claire and Nicki.

They dress in lightweight waterproof coats and don't speak and do

physical comedy but it's not necessarily the sort of physical comedy that we

usually have and talk about on this show.

In fact, one of the things that delights me the most about the cagulls is how they don't really

fit into any box. They sort of, I mean, and I say this as someone who loves their act. It doesn't really work on paper. It's a hard sell I think to describe it. And it doesn't really fit into, what's the phrase, it defies categorization. And I went along to see

the show, I'd see them do sets here and there and enjoyed it, and then I went along to see

Serk de Kugul at the Edinburgh Festival just gone. And within a few few minutes I was sort of sitting there going

is this who is this audience who are these people what is this thing five or ten minutes in

I was thinking is this is this and then something just clicked and I just felt like oh I

get this and I just sat there with the biggest smile on my face for the rest of the

hour big laughs loads of really duffed stuff and often the laugh is, well sometimes the laugh is at the

audacity of how daft it is, and sometimes the laugh is in a sort of characterful way or at something

else they're doing.

They're a lot of fun.

You can see their stuff like a lot of,

I mean I'm forever saying this on the show.

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