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kissing booth presents

by jake stewart

Beauty and the Beast

7 - 11 OCTOBER | THEATRE WORKS
Beauty and the Beast
About

by jake stewart

A queer, brutal, hypergay adaptation of the original original tale of a creatively hexed rich hunk


I think we can all agree that the early iterations of this tale dwelled too long on the experiences of sweet Belle and her romantic, father-centric pursuits. How about we finally acknowledge the hunkiness of Gaston? And this classic story's roots in the French origination of the beautiful 'Saw' Franchise? From the creative team behind 'Pride & Prejudicks', 'Pinocchio', 'David', 'Pornographillip', and 'The Helendale Nude Footy Calendar', comes another hot gay trainwreck.

VENUE

Theatre Works
14 Acland Street, St Kilda

DURATION

60 Minutes

WARNINGS

Coarse language, violence and violent themes, nudity

ACCESSIBILITY

Theatre Works is a wheelchair accessible venue. A full access guide will be available closer to the date.

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Dates
DATES + TIMES

Tue 7 Oct 9:00PM
Wed 8 Oct 9:00PM
Thu 9 Oct 9:00PM
Fri 10 Oct 9:00PM
Sat 11 Oct 9:00PM

Theatre Works has a lockout policy for latecomers.  Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure you don't miss out.

Refunds will not be issued to latecomers.

TICKETS

FULL PRICE

$35.00

CONCESSION

$28.00

$28.00

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Theatre Works has been long established as the south-side festival hub in Melbourne.

Theatre Works’ MELBOURNE FRINGE FESTIVAL HUB will be buzzing with 17 shows across our two venues - a bold showcase of the full spectrum of independent performance and the brilliant, boundary-pushing artists who make it possible.

*Seniors, Student, MEAA, Health Care and Low Income card holders​

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MEET THE ARTIST -
Jake Stewart

This Melbourne-based NIDA Graduate is a prolific gay idiot. He is intent on devoting his life to storytelling, and celebrating the power of building community around story. He’s developed a reputation for exploring dirty human murkiness, taboo, and the nature of manhood.Jake, alongside Wheeler Maurer, runs Kissing Booth - a company committed to documenting and interrogating the amorphous notion of contemporary Australian queerness. With James Hardy, Jake also hosts ‘Praise Dionysus!’ - a podcast about theatre in Melbourne. Jake’s recent works include ‘Who’s Afraid of Vagina Wolves?’, ‘Pride & Prejudicks’, ‘Pinocchio’, ‘Hyacinth’, and ‘Pornographillip’.

Meet the Artist
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