SO – I just finished being a part of the premiere season of the Barbarians as part of IHOS theatre – here’s lots of stuff that I drew whilst I was sitting around the set in the Hobart City Hall as part of MOFO 2012. I was in the Greek Chorus which didn’t involve much talking, but a lot of costume changes, the last of which involved us ten blokes being draped in a necklace of offal and being squirted with genuine blood. I assure you that it was a very funny sight to see 10 grown men charging through the backstage area drenched in blood and only wearing their knickerbockers to get to one of the four the showers first. Bravo Constantine Koukias and bravo IHOS – it was tops! And well done to MONA for commissioning this very very very amazing production!
I made a zine of these drawings and others which I gave out to the cast, most people appeared to like it – so that was a success. As an aside, someone gave a copy to Amanda Palmer … hopefully she gives it to Neil Gaiman … who knows. Crazy!! 
We had sheep in the production … until they ran riot all over the set and placed their faeces and urine everywhere under our bare feet … 
This was the set they ruined … in city hall in Hobart. 
This is Ayrton and the donkey (who was far more professional than his sheepish counterparts). 
The soprano Grace Ovens who was great! 
The rappers in the show.
Joshua Santospirito Art 
velly naaiiiiice!
Fantastic! I smiled at every one, you have done a great job. I especially liked the drawings of Mr Koukias