RAUNCHY SEX, Nudity, BAD LANGUAGE and DRAGONS (Bet that got your attention). No, it is not another episode of Game of Thrones but just another month of lockdown entertainment in Greenwich.
Calm down it’s not what you think. Since all the theatres are shut, some entrepreneurial theatres are putting on plays and performances online and streaming the performances on a ticket per device purchase basis. One of the plays being put on from the Greenwich theatre is Manimals a raunchy about a niche dating genre.
Does it have dragons in it I hear you ask. No that is my second item, because from Friday 12th February for 16 days the Chinese community will be celebrating Chinese New Year 2021 and although it is the year of the Ox and NOT the year of the dragon, every year is celebrated with the famous dragon dance.
Check out my website link below to get more details and ways to partake in the events and performances.
Manimals by Michelle Hudson
A sexually charged, raunchy play about a female games designers dating experience with Manimals – men who pose with exotic animals in their dating profiles.
The paly warning state sexually explicit content, nudity and bad language so not one to watch with granny or the kids.
This is an audience participation play that they recommend is best partaken on a one-to-one experience rather than in groups.
See events calendar for more details.
A raunchy audience interaction play by Michelle Hudson about the dating experiences of a female singleton dating Manimals – men Who pose with exotic animals in their dating profiles.
Warning
Sexually explicit content/nudity warning, strong language, use of balloons, audience interaction. Above 18s only.
See events calendar for details.
Chinese New Year Celebrations 2021.
Yes, it is that time of the year again on February 12th it will be Chinese New Year 2021 and the start of the year of the Ox, where the Chinese community start 16 days of celebrations.
Of course, this year unlike previous years, you will not be seeing dragon dancers performing down by the Cutty Sark. Instead, Royal Museums Greenwich will be having free online celebrations and performances on Saturday, February 13th from 4 pm on their Facebook page.
Royal Museum Greenwich Facebook page: (2) Royal Museums Greenwich | Facebook
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