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Adam Pearson: Freak Show (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
Adam Pearson: Freak Show

Genres:
Documentary

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 55

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Documentary in which actor and presenter Adam Pearson explores the world of freak shows and meets people who use their medical conditions to educate, entertain and make money. To find out if his concerns regarding exploitation are true, Adam travels to America and spends time with travelling freak show 999 Eyes, meeting its most famous 'born freaks', Black Scorpion and Vlad Vendetta. He travels to Mexico to meet world-famous performer Jesus 'Chuy' Aceves, who is known onstage as Wolf Boy due to a condition that causes excess hair to grow on his face. Adam also meets people from modern-day freak shows such as actor Mat Fraser, who starred in the cult TV series American Horror Story: Freak Show. Will spending time with the performers change Adam's viewpoint, and could he be closer to the Elephant Man than he ever thought? Will he be inspired to take to the stage and put on his first one-man freak show?

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Additional Editing:
Rob Kendall

Assistant Production Manager:
Georgina Cammalleri

Colorist:
Nick Adams

Commissioning Editor:
Asif Hasan

Director:
Matthew Littleford
Niel Smith
Nick Poyntz

Editor:
Guy Scutter

Executive Producer:
Ceri Jones
Victoria Hamburger

Head of Production:
Isobel Nicholson

Mixing Engineer:
chris braaten

Online Editor:
Nick Dixon

Other:
Maritza Carbajal
Jimena Colunga Gascon

Producer:
Izzy Fonesca
Nick Poyntz

Production Assistant:
Thomas Foy

Production Coordinator:
Felicity Arkell

Production Executive:
Ben Sutton

Production Manager:
nicola varley

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