Bi-Curious George: An Unauthorized Parody

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Expect music, cabaret, comedy, drag artists and talks alongside a sprinkling of queer joy, surrounded by some of the world’s rarest and most endangered plants. I’m just really excited to see how it all comes together. I’ve put so much love and care into this show and it is so dependant on the audience and their response and energy, I just want to get in there and start playing! One of the main things I love about cabaret and drag is that it’s a conversation – it’s dynamic and the audience are part of it. It’s sort of hard to picture what it will all look like before it actually happens and I’m really excited to feel it falling into place.”

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I also cannot WAIT to see what my incredible guest performers bring! You know when you have a really cool friend and you can’t wait to bring them to a party and show them off because you look good just by knowing them – that’s how I feel about all of these performers.” Catch Beau Jangles (he/him) at Queer Nature After Hours singing songs of lament, love, capitalism and…. Little Shop of Horrors. Allow yourself to be seduced by this time travelling, suave and sultry king of the 1940s. But remember, Beau is no shrinking violet! Bi-Curious George There’ll be singing and dancing, giltz and glam and all sorts of ridiculous behaviour as well as guest performances from some of Londons most iconic drag performers. Blue Badge holders and those with access requirements can be dropped off on the Queen Elizabeth Hall Slip Road off Belvedere Road (the road between the Royal Festival Hall and the Hayward Gallery). Pilot episode of the tv series in which George gets abducted and fondled by the man in the yellow hat.

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Although his life was seemingly prosperous, George always maintained a strong addiction to pornography, cocaine, and beating mentally challenged students on recess at local schools. Due to these unfortunate facts, he eventually lost control and was fired from The Safari Strip Club ten years after his career began. For the next eight years, George was homeless on the streets of New York. In New york, he met up with Hundley. He and Hundley decided to rob a bank in 2006, which lead to Hundley getting shot 129 times in his testicles and his face with a 10 gauge semiautomatic shotgun, leaving George alone to commit his crimes. The Man with the Yellow Hat remained blissfully unaware of Curious George's evil...his obliviousness would lead to his demise. My parents both work with animals in some way or another and I was brought up with a lot of empathy for other animals. I’ve always found it strange how insistently we separate ourselves from other species and try to define their behaviour based on our own societal rules (i’m speaking specifically about ‘Western cultures’ here).” I agree with the previous reviewer, the book just ends, but it's so much fun along the way. You'll be laughing out loud.For a parody to work, I think, the language has to roughly approximate the comprehension level of the original, and this one strays a bit from that with some more elaborate words. I would have liked a little more of the stylish and genteel aspects of gay life parodied from George's perspective, rather than the seedier and edgier stuff, which made for more obvious, but cruder, humor. George does get carried around in a man purse at one point, which was fun. So basically George and Ted AKA The Man With His Yellow Hat live in two places, Two! Greedy bastards! One is New York City and the other place is in the South. Nana reads this children's adult tale entitled "Bi-Curious George: An Unauthorized Parody" and you wil never see the Curious George you read as a kid the same way again... EVER! This was so funny to read! Please note: on Sunday when the National Theatre building is closed there is no step-free access from the car park.