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Pollywood

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Melbourne | Adult content | Cabaret
January, 2008
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Chapel Off Chapel

Pollywood

Pollywood
Performed at Chapel Off Chapel for Midsumma 2008

‘Drags to Bitches’ – a lip-synched comedy revue!

Smatterings of sequins, sparkles, synthetic hair, smutty jokes and seat wetting abound as sacred cows are satirized, Las Vegas glamour is lampooned and Hollywood megalomania is magnified. Pollywood! – Drags to Bitches, a lip-synched comedy revue featuring famous celebrities, singers and actresses, their failed careers, the movies they starred in and the addictions that spun them out of control!

31 Jan – 2 Feb 8pm
Tickets: $25 Full, $20 Con and Groups 5+
Bookings: 03 8290 7000 or www.chapeloffchapel.com.au
Chapel Off Chapel
12 Little Chapel St
Prahran
Melways: Map 2L Ref J10


8pm

Chapel Off Chapel

03 8290 7000

chapel@stonnington.vic.gov.au

$25 Full, $20 Con and Groups 5+

www.chapeloffchapel.com.au

12 Little Chapel St, Prahran, 3181

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