1 - 5 February 2022
Part lip-sync, part fighting montage, part open mic night... SLUTNIK™ is a queer glitter-bomb of an event detailing the final few days on Earth of the International Fleet of Lesbian Space Cannibals.
We're just about to lift-off, and motherboard has initiated very important and very gay training for the lesbians on board before their intergalactic travels. They’ve not given away their lift-off location... but rumour has it that wherever they are, they’re living on the flesh of selected political officials.
SLUTNIK™ by Flick is a love letter to queer relationships and friendships. Directed by Tansy Gorman, and dramaturgy by Enya Daly. Design by Danni A. Esposito and Caitlin Johnston. Cast includes Anastassia Krstevska, Vitoria Hronopoulos, Veronica Pena Negrette, Myfanwy Hocking, Olivia McCleod, Jett Chudleigh, and Molly Mechen.
Exploring themes of gender, sexuality, autonomy, and sex, SLUTNIK™ is, above all, a gay glitter fantasia. Think pink, space, sex, riotous fun, and (of course) cannibalism.
VENUE
Theatre Works
DURATION
80 MINUTES
WARNINGS
15+ adult concepts, explicit language, smoke effects or haze, loud music, reference to violence and suicide and sexual content.
DATES & TIMES
Tuesday 1 February, 7:30PM
Wednesday 2 February, 7:30PM
Thursday 3 February, 7:30PM
Friday 4 February, 7:30PM
Saturday 5 Feburary, 7:30PM *JUST ADDED*
Written by
FLICK
Directed by
TANSY GORMAN
Dramaturgy by
ENYA DALY
Sound Design by
DANNI A. ESPOSITO
Set Design by
CAITLIN JOHNSTON
Cast includes:
VITORIA HRONOPOULOS, OLIVIA MCLEOD, ANASTASSIA KRSTEVSKA, JETT CHUDLEIGH, VERONICA PENA NEGRETTE, MYFANWY HOCKING, AND MOLLY MECHEN
“With a script that’s out of this world, this is a must-see show by an innovative and inspiring collective of artists.” THEATRE HAUS
“I love the flow of dialogue and how it bounces between characters.” NATIONAL YOUNG WRITERS FESTIVAL
“How women in parliament might talk on the podium in 100 years.” NATIONAL YOUNG WRITERS FESTIVAL
“Laugh out loud funny, incredibly daring and wild… simply phenomenal.” THE PLUS ONES
“Vibrant, inclusive, and magical… and pushing the boundaries of theatre production.” REVIEWS BY JUDITH
