Alice Tovey: Not Like the Other Ghouls
Presented by ANTITHESIS
30 MAR – 9 APR
The Tower
A one-woman cabaret experience that’s part dinner theatre, part Fright Night spectacular.
Bratty Horror Hunk and critically acclaimed cabaret nightmare Alice Tovey invites you into her fright night spectacular. Part dinner theatre, part Vincent Price late night horror special, Not Like the Other Ghouls is an immersive, one-woman musical experience.
With songs and stories about horny teens by the lake, the Twilight Saga as a cultural institution, and death. Not Like the Other Ghouls is a gory love letter to horror movies, monsters, and the final girl left standing.
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ANTITHESIS presents Alice Tovey: Not Like the Other Ghouls at Malthouse as part of Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Comedy Festival at Malthouse is supported by our Season Partner, Scotchmans Hill.
PERFORMER /
Alice Tovey
Event & ticketing details
Accessibility
Wheelchair access is available. Please make a wheelchair booking here. For more information, please see our Access page.
Performance Times
TUE – SAT / 6.45pm
SUN / 5.45pm
Tickets
FULL
$33.00
CONCESSION
$25.00
GROUPS (4+)
$28.00
All online bookings incur a $4 booking fee per transaction.
Duration
70 minutes (no interval)
Content notes
This production contains discussions about male violence against women, coarse language, slurs, depictions of violence, discussions of death/dying, and sexual references.
All warnings are subject to change, please check back closer to the time of performance for an updated list of potentially sensitive content
Event notes
AGES /
Parental guidance recommended.
YOUR VISIT /
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