F@ckboi George’s Guide to Feminism
Studio Theatre at Goodwood Theatre and Studios / The Gallery at The Courtyard of Curiosities at the Migration Museum, until 8 March
Meet F**kboi George: a sexually magnetic, syphilis-defying drag king who only exists when a sad woman draws on a mustache. He’s desperate to be the perfect feminist ally – but what is a woman? With research limited to ZOO Magazine and Girls Gone Wild, he needs you to set him straight.
Sauna Boy
The Warehouse Theatre, until 9 March
Dan works at the UK’s most infamous gay sauna, a place for men to relax, connect, and, most importantly… f**k. From writer/performer Dan Ireland-Reeves, this semi-autobiographical work dives into a secretive, seductive world.
Hemlines
The Green Room at Hotel Richmond, until 15 March
A bold, provocative theatre piece that balances silliness and depth. Fresh from sell-out Sydney shows, the Moon Bureau team weave a playful exploration of identity, one stitch at a time.
Oh My Heart, Oh My Home
Circulating Library at The Courtyard of Curiosities at the Migration Museum, until 16 March
A meteorite shakes the ground, voices linger, and a house holds its history like a melody. Award-winning storyteller Casey Jay Andrews crafts a delicate fable of memory, home, and the weight of feelings, set around a doll’s-house.
Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Ar** For England
The Studio at Holden Street Theatres, until 23 March
It’s the EURO 2020 Final, and Billy’s gone viral for shoving a flare up his ar**. This hilarious, five-star play about football, flares, and friendship lands in Adelaide after a smash-hit Edinburgh run.
The Routine
Studio Theatre at Goodwood Theatre and Studios, until 23 March
A lonely office worker slips through their bathroom mirror into a surreal quest for life’s meaning. Blending physical comedy, illusion, and whimsy, The Routine is heartwarming and utterly magical.
Black Girl Rising
The Lab at ILA, until 23 March
A powerful one-woman show exposing the hidden health effects of racism through stand-up, storytelling, and spoken word, backed by animation. Awarded ‘Best New Work by an Emerging Artist’ at the 2024 Melbourne Fringe Festival, Black Girl Rising is guaranteed to get people talking.
FLICK
Greenwood Theatre, until 23 February
When a nurse, Flick, meets a dangerously attractive man with terminal cancer, their lives entangle and lines blur. A darkly funny physical comedy and one-woman show from award-winning writer and performer Madelaine Nunn.