Drink Rum with Expats | Sydney Ticket Offer

Written by Sh!t Theatre | Sep 17, 2024 6:28:28 AM

Drink Rum with Expats | Sydney Ticket Offer: Tickets ONLY $20*!

Sydney - Touring Hub - New Theatre

GA Tickets NOW $20* (were $35*)

Valid on Tuesday 17 - Saturday 21 September 2024

Select your tickets from the "CODE?" section which has the discount applied.

*Tickets are subject to availability and must be confirmed with the ticket retailer. Specific price categories may sell out and ticket prices are subject to change at any time. Additional online booking fees may be levied at purchase. Not valid for previously purchased tickets.

About Drink Rum with Expats in Sydney

'Anarchic performance legends' (TimeOut London) Sh!t Theatre return to Sydney with their multi award-winning show

'political theatre that is true, hilarious and horrifying' The Independent ★★★★★

Celebrating their final year as Europeans, island-monkeys Becca & Louise - aka 'Fringe legends' (TimeOut) Sh!t Theatre - got invited to the European Capital of Culture in Malta. They went to drink rum with Brits abroad but found a lot more than they expected. From one small island in the sea to another small island in the sea, Sh!t Theatre found mystery and murder in the fight to be European.

'there is nothing quite like this' The Times

Expect free rum, crowd surfing, sea shanties and a live dog in this rollicking and riotous exploration of immigration and home.

'this show is their best yet' The Stage

Winner: Fringe First
Winner: Holden St Theatre Award
Winner: Lustrum Award
Winner: Adelaide Fringe Best Theatre Award
Winner: Adelaide Critic's Choice Award

★★★★★ Independent
★★★★★ Stage
★★★★★ Three Weeks
★★★★★ EdFest Magazine
★★★★ Telegraph
★★★★ The Times
★★★★ Evening Standard
★★★★ TimeOut

Event Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes
Age Recommendation: Audiences 18+
Content warnings: Strobe Lighting, Haze, Sudden Loud Noises, Coarse Language, Verbal Audience Interaction, Physical Contact with Audience Members, Content Related, Discussion of political assasination and death at sea, images of refugee boats are shown, distressing images of political violence, references to alcohol abuse
Things to note: There will be a live dog who will cross the stage far away from the audience for about 30 seconds. We will offer the audience a shot of rum but they do not have to take it. Before the show, the audience are invited to come to our 'bar' and get a free beer, they are not obliged to and we will be asking for ID.

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