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UK LGBT EVENTS - Beauty and The Beast a Musical Parody @ Kings Head Theatre
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Beauty and The Beast a Musical Parody @ Kings Head Theatre

Shes grotesque. A possessive beast of a woman, to be sure. But look on the bright side, Beau: she's got a lovely personality. Somewhere. Under all the fur. After a critically acclaimed 2017 run, Fat Rascal Theatre return to the Kings Head with their Offie nominated, gender-swapped musical parody of Disneys Beauty and the Beast. A fairy tale land, far, far away. A handsome young bookworm who always dreamt of more. A hideous beast, in her cursed castle Its a tale as old as time, as youve never heard it before. Brace yourself for 100 minutes of boundless energy and musical mayhem as Fat Rascal Theatre explore whether fairy tales really can come true - even when the princess doesnt quite fit the slipper. ★★★★★ Show of the year London Theatre 1 ★★★★★ Fat Rascal Theatre might be the saviour of British comedy musicals Theatre Bubble ★★★★★ politically relevant, clever yet hilarious West End Wilma ★★★★★ I cant overstate how goddamn funny this show is London City Nights ★★★★★ Plays to See ★★★★★ Theatre Weekly ★★★★★ The Spy in the Stalls ★★★★★ Fairy Powered Productions ★★★★ Act Drop ★★★★ London Pub Theatres

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115 Upper St,
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N1 1QN

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