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The Boy, George
 

It's 2028 and Prince George is pissed off. The Queen is dead, the Monarchy is set to follow and he really, really wants to be King. 

Fourteen, insta-famous and with the school year on the horizon George would literally rather die than leave the Palace. But a storm is brewing. Public and political unrest. The People want a revolution.

Time is running out and plots must be laid. This pampered-up pup isn't planning on going quietly. Or at all.

With his first solo work since graduating from the Victorian College of the Arts, Patrick Livesey presents a queer satire about privilege, growing up and failed expectations. The Boy, George is The Princess Diaries in reverse. A tanty of Shakespearean proportions. A meltdown fit for a would-be King.

Dates: 20 September - 25 September
Time: 9:30pm (50 minutes duration)
Price: $20 - $24
Venue: Errol's & Co, North Melbourne
Tickets: https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/the-boy-george/

 

Event details

Venue: Errol's, 69-71 Errol Street Melbourne, Victoria 3051
Bookings: Patrick Livesey - (03) 9660 9666
Start Date: Thursday 20 September 2018

https://melbournefringe.com.au/event/the-boy-george/

 

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