JOHN WATERS’ POLYESTER IN ODORAMA

Sunday 1 November · 7:30pm · Kent St

Divine is Francine Fishpaw: a housewife, mother, socialite and absolute fucking disaster.

Her husband is leaving her, her children are nightmares, her neighbours are unhinged, and her life is rapidly falling apart. And somehow, things are only going to get smellier.

John Waters’ gloriously filthy 1981 cult classic Polyester is a full sensory assault on suburban respectability, complete with everything you’d expect from Waters: depravity, melodrama, bad behaviour, ridiculous characters and a whole lot of stupid fun.

And because simply watching John Waters isn’t enough, we’re bringing back ODORAMA.

Every ticket comes with an Odorama card, letting you scratch, sniff and experience the smells of Polyester exactly as John Waters intended.

Wanna scratch and sniff with a friend but don't want to fork out the extra $$
Grab our Cheap Skate ticket for two and share the experience. One odorama card, two pairs of nostrils.

Scratch it. Sniff it. Pass it on. Repeat until you feel sick.

$30 for two people, including one shared Odorama card.

Kent St acknowledge that we meet on the land of the Wurundjeri people and that sovereignty of the land of the Kulin Nation was never ceded we pay our respect to their Elders, past and present, and acknowledge the pivotal role that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to play within the Australian community.

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