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A Couple Decides What To Have For Dinner
 

The perfect Melbourne Comedy Festival theatre experience.

When Harry Met Sally meets Waiting For Godot.

From the makers of Mystery Radio Theatre comes a comedy for anyone who has ever been in a relationship. Or who has avoided relationships because of crap like this.

A married couple sit on a couch and try to decide what to have for dinner. For 50 ridiculous, stupid, hilarious minutes. Which is shorter than in real life, but that’s all the time we have.

And all from within the walls of The Butterfly Club - a speakeasy-like venue with an entrance at the end of one of Melbourne's classic alleyways.

"... a must-see for theatre lovers and comedy enthusiasts alike. So, grab a cocktail, settle in, and prepare for an evening of laughter" - What's The Show

“…an oh so silly, but at the same time clever and satisfying ride into the absurd… In fact it would be a crime not to see this outrageous, witty… offering” - Alex First, Subculture Media

 

Event details

Venue: The Butterfly Club - 5 Carson Place, (off Little Collins St), Melbourne
Bookings: https://entercloser.com/shows/1083475838399
Start Date: Monday 24 March 2025

 

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