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  • 2024
  • Eat Slay Zombie
Eat Slay Zombie
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fneatslayzombie24 Eat Slay Zombie Playlab Theatre, QPAC, Melt Open Theatre, First Nations Eat Slay Zombie By Alinta McGrady

6 - 9 Nov 2024
Cremorne Theatre
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$39 *
* A transaction fee of $7.50 applies.
1 hour 30 minutes
no interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

A bowling alley, 2 best friends and a sh*t ton of zombies

Never fear, the @BLKBUNKERBTCHES are here!

The zombie apocalypse has finally happened and TikTok is the sole form of communication. This is a world of zombie kill tallies, educational doomsday TikToks, and out-of-bounds Bunnings. Sheree and Tash are bunking down in a bowling alley, when another survivor turns up, challenging their isolation. Maybe it’s time to explore who, and what else, is out there? With big decisions to make, and no working flamethrower to protect them, how do two blak women navigate a world that is actively trying to kill them?

Eat Slay Zombie is a horror/comedy about colonisation, friendship and state occupation – except it’s zombies.

Creatives

  • Playwright/Assistant Director Alinta McGrady
  • Director/Designer Lisa Fa’alafi
  • Dramaturg Alex Bayliss
  • Lighting Designer Steven May
  • Sound Designer Caleb Bartlett
  • AV Design Nevin Howell
  • Stage Manager Mikayla Hosking
  • Production Manager Nicola Jones
  • Cast Shahnee Hunter, Jalen Sutcliffe, Jade Lomas-Ronan

About Alinta McGrady

A Githabul, Migunberri-Yugumbeh woman residing and working between Tulmur and Meanjin. Alinta is a seasoned multidisciplinary artist who has performed with the likes of Hot Brown Honey, Polytoxic and artists such as Xavier Rudd and Blue King Brown. A wordsmith who weaves stories through lyrical wit-poetry and catchy melody, she is now set to make her debut as playwright with her fierce, funny work, Eat Slay Zombie.

Important Information

Warning

This production contains: adult themes, coarse language, haze, strobe lighting, loud sound effects/music as well as use of stage blood. Please note some themes may be sensitive to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people. 

Age Recommendation

This production is recommended for ages 15+.

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