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Big Dog Theatre

The Devil in Her Undies

Qtopia Sydney
Qtopia Sydney
301 Forbes Street Darlinghurst
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When
  • Every day, 6pm to 7pm
  • Tuesday 1 September to Saturday 5 September
Cost

Starting from: $15

Big Dog Theatre brings you ‘The Devil in Her Undies’, a new darkly surreal comedy about the psychological toll of never feeling certain, and the radical act of giving yourself permission - to fail, to fall, to be “bad,” and to get up and keep going anyway.

Somewhere deep in the algorithm lurks a flaming hot chicken, an identity crisis, and the fracturing of self - The Devil is eating it up. Her soul may just be at the bottom of her email inbox.

Blending sharp humour with unsettling digital chaos, this is a fast, playful dive into the pressures of self‑image, online performance, and the absurdity of trying to stay whole in a world that never stops watching.

"There is a quiet intelligence and restraint to their work, which I really respect." - Kimberely Twiner, Stage Whispers

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