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Harrington & Kauffman

A comedy theater duo from New York.

See them for two shows only at
NO BONES - A Festival of Humerus Performance
on Martha's Vineyard in May 2026!

Untitled Harrington & Kauffman Spring Project

NO BONES - A Festival of Humerus Performance
The Vineyard Playhouse
24 Church St
Vineyard Haven, MA

Saturday, May 9, 6:30pm
Sunday, May 10, 2:00pm

TWO SHOWS ONLY!

Ticket info coming soon!

See this clip from one of the first performances of their show Cabaret Terrarium back in 2009!

Also see this animated video!


Some stuff people have said about Harrington & Kauffman's live shows:

"Richard Harrington and Chris Kauffman raise the level of comedy to a high art."
— The Globe and Mail, Toronto

"Harrington & Kauffman reinvent, or just blow up, whatever category they're meant to occupy."
— Edmonton Journal

"The actors could probably stand on stage brushing their hair for 20 minutes and make you laugh."
— Baltimore CityPaper

 

Gustave (left, Richard Harrington) and Nhar (right, Chris Kauffman).


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Also, did you know that Gustave and Nhar have their own facebook page?

Who are Harrington & Kauffman?

Richard Harrington & Chris Kauffman are a theatrical comedy duo from New York City who have toured around the world with the three shows they have created as their alter-egos Gustave and Nhar. Their first production was Motel California (formerly known as, variously, Hotel California and The Show Formerly Known As), their second show was Nharcolepsy, and the third is called Cabaret Terrarium. They have also toured the Canadian fringe with their solo shows, Saving the Desert Tortoise (Harrington) and Action Figure (Kauffman). Action Figure debuted at the Winnipeg Fringe in July of 2014.

You can learn more about their shows and about Harrington & Kauffman by clicking on the links which you will already have noticed in the middle of this sentence. Also see their reviews, many of which describe Harrington & Kauffman better than they can describe themselves.

 

Also, look, Gustave has discovered Twitter:

And for Gustave's archived Diary from the pre-Twitter stone age (Wordpress), go to: Gustave's Old Diary!