What Theatre Events Are Happening? Sat 14th Mon 16th Nov

November 13, 2020

HOW TO KILL YOUR HAMSTER – Book Here…

Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha and Miranda live in a share house in Thebarton. Crashing at their digs is Ham, a sensitive-good-guy who also happens to be a guinea pig, and Fran Fine, a rescue dog. Our heroines must navigate the inexorable tug between the 90s Power Women of third wave feminism they were raised on, and their own internalised misogyny and fears about their bodies.
Their weapons of choice in this fight for autonomy are food, sex, drugs, and control. How to Kill Your Hamster is a surreal voyage into the heady Millennial seas of birthdays, relationships with each other, with men, and with themselves.

WHERE
RUMPUS Theatre, 100 Sixth Street, Bowden,

WHEN
Sat 14 (Plus more) -7:30pm

TICKETS
$25 | $19

DURATION
1.5 hours

ACCESS
Wheelchair accessible

AGES
18+

BROWN CISSY BOY – Book Here…

The first sketch of a physical theatre work which explores the emotional limitations of gender roles inherited by western patriarchy. It’s a fly-on-the-wall glimpse at the process of disguising one’s emotional body from a society that deems femininity as weakness. Perhaps if tearful boys were comforted instead of shamed, there wouldn’t be so many angry men struggling to empathize with emotions.

WHERE
The Odeon, 57a Queen Street, Norwood,

WHEN
Sat 14th Nov – 7pm & 8:30pm (Plus more)

TICKETS
$35 | $30

DURATION
35 minutes

ACCESS
No wheelchair access

AGES
18+

BENT BY MARTIN SHERMAN – Book Here…

Martin Sherman’s landmark play about the Nazi persecution of homosexuals, traces anti-hero Max’s nightmare odyssey from a Berlin nightclub, via cattle-car to Dachau. To survive, Max dons the Yellow Jewish Star, rather than the Pink Triangle, because homosexuals are ranked lower even than Jews. But, in the dehumanising prison stone-yard, Max learns, from fellow-prisoner Horst, love, acceptance and ultimate redemption.

WHERE
Goodwood Theatre, 166a Goodwood Road, Unley

WHEN
Sat 14 Nov– 7:30pm & Sun 15 Nov – 4pm (Plus more)

TICKETS
$32 | $27

DURATION
2.5 hours

ACCESS
Wheelchair accessible

AGES
18+