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Here’s what The Travelling Medicine Show – Musical Street Show’s clients said:

Dr Russet’s Medicine Show enforces the idea that the true power of healing lay in the act of song and dance rather than the potions themselves. Taking inspiration from 1930s jazz, blues and folk, Tap dance and Charleston, Vaudeville and Music Hall, fused with more contemporary influences the cast have created a piece of theatre that offers both a taste of nostalgia, and a reflection on the restorative properties of entertainment and human interaction. The audience were invited on stage at various points to get involved with fighting malady with melody, and as a result, the atmosphere of the evening was as effervescent as an offering from Russets own Homespun Wonder Tonic. Thank you for a marvellous show. Were looking forward to the next time already!
Bradon Forest Theatre

I just wanted to write to say how wonderful Curious were at Buckingham Palace. The pre-concert entertainment was considered to be a great success, and something that the public will remember as part of their special day for a very long time.
BBC Music Live

On behalf of NMEC, a heartfelt thanks for your recent contribution to the dome opening celebration – a truly remarkable event of which we can all be proud, and which I hope will be remembered by you and the 2 billion who watched the event in 100 countries.
NMEC

Following the successful performance of all 11 Big Leaps Giants Steps pieces on Saturday 1st July 2001, I want to thank you for all your hard work and enthusiasm in helping to make the project happen.
The National Dance Agency for Birmingham and the West Midlands

Thank you for all your hard work on our recent Christmas shoot, we had an awful lot to shoot in a short space of time, and it was only made possible by your hard work and professionalism.
Sky TV