Feminist Cabaret: music, comedy, & bold celebration of self-love.

Welcome people with and from the clitoris. From where we all doth cum.

You are invited to attend the Church of the Clitori and embark upon the one true path to Salvation. Clitoral Salvation. In the name of the finger, the tongue and the holy cum. The high priestess will deliver her service from the mound, guiding you to the true nature of worship – the goddess, the Clitoris. We will raise our voices in worship and honour the Clit – those that we have, those that we desire, those that have been removed, added and those that we have cum from – every Clit is sacred.

Expect an uplifting, engorging evening of live music, songs for you to sing along with. We will touch upon the history and science so you will know just where to find that Clitoris that you have been searching for. Participate in a requiem for orgasms lost and never found and some good ‘ol fashioned Clitoral evangelism. In fact you will rise up. At the Church of the Clitori you will find laughter, direction, truth and guidance to the highest of all worshipping acts – love. Yes my Cliterati, LOVE – self-love.

It is a feminist take on the patriarchy and dominance of the church. As brown and indigenous women we are taking on the three of the most difficult topics, church power/appropriation and genital love/female value. Receiving multiple 5 star reviews at Adelaide Fringe, Sydney Fringe, Darwin Fringe and heading to you on their February LOOOOVE tour from Brunswick to Mardi Gras.

Dreamt up in the mind of Lillian Rodrigues-Pang this show was written and created in a team of power including Mailka Rees, Tia Wilson, Simone O’Brien as outside eye and Virginia Settre on costume creation. Diana McLaren is our ever willing social media guru and concept photos by Keziah Sugarat.

The performance team:

Lillian

Lillian Rodrigues-Pang is an internationally acclaimed, award winning storyteller. Her performances intertwin the oral tradition with, percussion, movement and improvisation to captivate and transport audiences. She has performed on international and Australian festival mainstages and theatres, including Monkey Baa Theatre, Riverside Theatre, Casula Powerhouse, Woodford Folk Festival, National Folk Festival, Darwin Festival etc. When she is not on stage she is sharing story love in the community as a connective, teaching and healing art, working in mental health, with refugee communities and youth at risk. She has produced Wollongong’s Refugee festival and Reconciliation events with Dharawal community over the past 10 years. She also performs a number of cabaret and comedy characters.

Malika

Malika, has been a professional performer for over two decades. She is a public speaker, comedian, musician, and writer. She has spoken and sung at a variety of events, from weddings to funerals, birthday parties to Tedx. Malika Elizabeth is a second generation songwriter and has produced a stage play about her aunt’s life which has been supported by the Merrigong Playwrights Program. As a professional musician, Malika, has played in numerous bands and is currently an Artist in Residence with Tender Funerals. Malika co-produces a variety of local theatre shows, in Wollongong, She’ll Be Right, All Good, Sweet As and No Worries, under the banner of Cocoa and Butter Productions.

"a joyous, hilariously funny, educational and inspiring show, that’s not afraid to “go there” - Kate Young Sydney Scoop 2023
"It’s always a pleasure worshipping at The Church of the Clitori" Lenny Ann Low SMH 2023
"Amusing from beginning to end, sensitively considered but vivaciously delivered..." Suzy Goes See
Multiple 5 star reviews from the Sydney and Adelaide Fringe 2023 seasons because: "if you haven’t been baptised by walking through a giant vulva on stage, you haven’t Fringed properly." - Carolyn J Wild, What's On in Adelaide 2023

Enjoy $10 cocktail happy hour from 4pm – 5pm

+ Delicious burgers, empanadas and street food from Beau’s Burgers.

This is an 18+ event in a fully accessible venue.

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