kissing booth and theatre works present
by jake stewart
Pornographillip
17 - 21 OCTOBER | THEATRE WORKS | FRINGE FESTIVAL
Pornographillip
VENUE
by jake stewart
Phillip has a moment to himself.
He hears a familiar moo from a cow outside.
The farmwork is done, he had spaghetti for dinner, and he’s on his second beer-in-bed of the night.
The rain is sudden on the tin roof above him and it just makes his mattress more comfy.
The house is empty.
The rain is hard.
He undoes his belt and finds the right play button.
Deafening thunder and a blinding flash of lightning.
Stillness eventually comes back.
Phillip is still. The movie is still playing.
He hears a somehow lusty moo from a cow outside.
The rain is rock hard.
From the writer of ‘Leopard Print Loincloth’, ‘Sexy Dead Schoolboys’, and ‘Five Stars’, comes a brand new play about lust and satisfaction and forearm muscles.
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PORNOGRAPHILLIP is double billed with THE WILDE KIND
Theatre Works
DURATION
70 minutes
WARNINGS
SWEARING, SEXUAL REFERENCES, NUDITY
DATES + TIMES
Tue 17 October @ 7:00pm
Wed 18 October @ 9:00pm
Thu 19 October @ 7:00pm
Friday 20 October @ 9:00pm
Saturday 21 October @ 2:00pm
Saturday 21 October @ 9:00pm
*alternating times due to a double bill with THE WILDE KIND
This show is a lock-out performance. No latecomers will be admitted. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure you don't miss out.
Refunds will not be issued to latecomers.
TICKETS
FULL PRICE
$30.00
CONCESSION*
$25.00
DOUBLE BILL
$20.00
20 at $20**
N/A
MOB TIX
$20.00
Double Bill tickets are available at the door only
*Seniors, Student, MEAA, Health Care and Low Income card holders
**Limited to 20 tickets per performance
CREDITS
Written by
Jake Stewart
MEET THE ARTIST -
Kissing Booth
Kissing Booth’s work fixates on the darker regions of the contemporary human experience, while never losing its taste for sweet glittery gayness.
We have a focus on queer Australian texts, the relics of traditional romance, the state of modern masculinity, and the epidemic of heartache.
Producing work since 2013, we strive to bear witness to the amorphous notion of being a queer Australian today.
