John godber's intentions for bouncers

As a personal opinion I believe that john godber's intentions with bouncers was to create a performance in theatre that wasn't all about signing and dancing, he intended to create a performance that was suitable for many different people. I think this is strongly shown in each of the scenes, as you have scenes that are focused on a young group of lads, Middle Ages women, and of course the bouncers themselfs which i feel is very creative in getting it across to the audience. I think that it what he has done is possible on of the hardest things you can do as there's always the risk that still people arnt gonna come and watch it but he still went through with it and was able to make it the show hilarious. 

I like the way that he does different scenes with different age and different sex characters as the audience may feel a lot more evolved. Another reason I feel that he's trying to make it suitable for everyone as he puts everyday situations in the performance that people can relate to and I feel that if you see things that are realistic it makes it a lot funnier if you have experienced tht situation.