A ritual theatre work entrenched in pleasure activism, conducted by your local hysterical heretic and person of interest, Betty Grumble.
This is the show she performs instead of an assassination, where laughter is sharpened to a blade and the body, a feeling tonic.
Grumble continues her quest for world-saving and love-making via our ancestors of rock ‘n’ roll, protest and poetry.
Hope Energy meets Rage Energy in this all-singing, all-howling cabaret du Sex Clown.
Thank you, body!
WARNING Strictly 18+
Contains : Strobe, Incense Burning, Loud Music, Full Frontal Nudity, Discussion of Intimate Partner Violence, Discussion of Sexual Violence, Discussion of Ecocide, Sex Scenes, Joyful Bare Body, Discussion of Death & Grief, Nakedness, Love Energy, Rage Energy, Hope Energy, Fuck Energy, and even more joyfully wetter bare body!
Access
All sessions are wheelchair accessible Auslan Interpreted Show: Tuesday 3 November
Ticketing
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Supporters of Grooviness are $40 and over (just type in what you’d like to pay) + booking fee
General Admission tickets are $35 +booking fee
Unwaged & Concession tickets are available for those who need (+ booking fee)
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Enemies of Grooviness Eat Shit is produced and presented by Performing Lines, supported by The Red Rattler Theatre, Griffin Theatre Company, the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body; and the NSW Government through Create NSW; and developed through The Red Rattler Artist Residency Program.
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