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Human Computer does what it says on the tin with verve, charm and lots of sweat. Adamsdale, all restless energy and puppyish technophobe, dons a cape-like cardboard screen and distributes D-I-Y icons. Fidgety fans should grab spam-placards to pop up like the real thing.

Except that here it is entertaining, not irritating.

This is very much a gig of two halves, with a supporting cast of PC programmes wittily given personalities in part one. The arrow and the hourglass have some unresolved sexual tension, the firewall is a zealous sergeant major.

In the second section, things climax quickly as Adamsdale battles with a virus. If this occasionally feels like a live shoestring pitch for a Tron-meets-Toy-Story movie that is no bad thing. Hollywood could do much worse - there's nothing cuter than the Human Computer.

Until 24 November. Information: 020 7223 2223.

The Human Computer
Battersea Arts Centre
Lavender Hill, SW11 5TN