Date: Apr 9, 2025
By Stevey Hunter | Directed by Kat McCormack
Highland Arts Theatre & Eastern Front Theatre presents FAT JULIET, a modern re-telling of Romeo & Juliet told entirely from Juliet’s point of view, who happens to be fat. With all the joy and teenage angst of a first love, FAT JULIET is an exciting sleepover-style romp that takes an intimate look at what it is to love yourself. Recommended for 13 & up (but suitable for all ages). Select Seats available for Free every performance while supplies last thanks to Radical Access.
7:30pm | $29 | $17 (23 & under)
+ HST
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Region: Sydney and Area / Marconi Trail
Community: Sydney
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