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Briefs locks in a season at Girls School this August

When Covid-19 lockdowns forced cabaret show Briefs to cancel their appearance at Fringe World earlier this year, they promised they’d make a trip west as soon as it would fit into their schedule, and now they’re on their way.

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Don’t miss out on this chance to see the ridiculous showmanship of the Briefs boys as Briefs Dirty Laundry takes over Girls School from 11 – 22 August, with shows happening from Wednesday through Sunday at 7:30pm.

The troupe, who mix drag, acrobatics, comedy, boylesque and drag, have been selling out seasons in Perth for over a decade, so if you want to join the fun – don’t dawdle because tickets are sure to disappear quickly.

As its toured around the country their latest show has been picking up 5-star reviews and critical praise.

Tickets are on sale now from girlsschool.com.au

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