Category: Kim Bowers

SEVEN METHODS OF KILLING KYLIE JENNER, is a 2019 play, by Jasmine Lee-Jones. It premiered at the London based ROYAL COURT THEATRE – a theatre company that is a factory (meant in a complimentary way) producing some of the best new work that there is to see. If we are ever are able to get over to London again in our lifetime, this is a theatre that should always be on your list of must attend no matter what is showing. (In fact, I advise, no matter what you have read from the British critics, go. The standard of work…

  Sydney Opera House, presents HOT BROWN HONEY in the Studio Space at the Sydney Opera House, 7 June – 2 July. HOT BROWN HONEY, is a hybrid burlesque/cabaret 75-minute performance featuring dance, poetry, comedy, circus, striptease, song, hip-hop, beat-boxing and political effrontery of a hilarious and rousing kind, all of it with a serious intent. There is much (possible) ‘offence’ offered but it is couched in the most embracing warmth of activism that no-one could really take umbrage and, rather, only ‘grow’ in a ‘bracing’ perception of the daily oppression of being ‘a hot brown honey’ in a white…