**This production will not proceed in 2022. It has been rescheduled to 18 – 29 January 2023. All existing ticket buyers have been automatically moved to a new performance date and have been contacted via email. Stay tuned for tickets being released for Season 2023.**
This duo is serving the tea hot ☕🔥 and keeping receipts. PERIODT.
Forbes Magazine claims Kylie Jenner’s a 'self-made billionaire' and Cleo isn’t having a bar of it. She’s got a lot to say and on the internet, actions don’t always speak louder than words…
'Look it’s two tweets that helped me vent my frustrations. It’s really not that deep…'
As URL beef brings up IRL tensions, Cleo and Kara have more issues than getting #blocked will solve. If Black Twitter hasn’t snatched your edges yet, these two bawss-babes surely will.
Written by award-winning British playwright Jasmine Lee-Jones, seven methods of killing kylie jenner is a deep dive into the murky waters of colourism and the commodification of Black women.
NEW SEASON 2023 PERFORMANCES
7pm, Wednesday 18 January (Preview)
6.30pm, Friday 20 January
1pm, Saturday 21 January
6.30pm, Saturday 21 January
7pm, Monday 23 January
7pm, Tuesday 24 January (Time To Talk)
7pm, Wednesday 25 January
6.30pm, Friday 27 January (Live Captioning)
1pm, Saturday 28 January
6.30pm, Saturday 28 January
6.30pm, Sunday 29 January
"Sharply delivered, jaw-achingly funny."
"S2g, u should go and see it rn."
"Fresh, young, real, and exceptionally woke."
PRODUCTION PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS
A Darlinghurst Theatre Company and Green Door Theatre Company co-production. Malthouse is supported by COVID-19 Arts Sustainability Fund - an Australian Government initiative.
Image: Teniola Komolafe
PRODUCER / | Leila Enright |
Event & ticketing details
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Dates & Times
PREVIEW | 7pm, Wed 18 Jan |
OPENING NIGHT | 7pm, Thu 19 Jan |
MATINEES | 1pm Sat 21 Jan |
TIME TO TALK | 7pm, Tue 24 Jan |
LIVE CAPTIONED | 6.30pm, Fri 27 Jan |
Location
Beckett Theatre
The Malthouse, 113 Sturt St, Southbank 3006
Get directionsTrain
Any train to Flinders Street, then a 12-minute stroll through Melbourne’s sparkling Arts Precinct.Tram
The No. 1 South Melbourne tram goes right past our door. Get off at Stop 18. Any tram down St Kilda Road—jump off at Grant Street, Stop 17 and take a 3-minute walk.Event notes
WARNINGS /
This production contains descriptions of racial violence, references to and graphic descriptions of rape and sexual assault, haze, and strobe.
DURATION /
90 minutes (no interval)
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