Join a homicidal 10 year old, a singing abortion and a host of lesbian feminist angels on this taboo-busting joyride into the gaping orifices of heavy metal and shock comedy! The Inconsiderate Aberrations of Billy the Kid is an outrageous Rock n’ Roll Satire that’s guaranteed to start your new year with a bang.
Billy shoots his mommy because he doesn't want to go to school. Free from parental control, will he ever manage to clean up the mess? When will his father discover that he's seducing the pizza delivery girl, wrapped in the skin of his dead wife? Will the pizza delivery girl fulfill her aspiration of perfect customer service? Billy thinks he’s got away with murder, but nothing's ever that simple. Billy's mom is up in heaven, galvanizing a butch army of dyke angels to seek revenge...
With a unique blend of traditional bouffant clowning and violent heavy metal, this startlingly original production will be loved by anybody with a warped sense of humour and a delight in the bizarre. Playwright Christopher Bailey's fierce side-swipe at the establishment questions American family values in a society where youth gun crime is commonplace. The Inconsiderate Aberrations of Billy the Kid asks what the consequences truly should be for a little boy who shoots his Mommy before breakfast.
The Mary Whitehouse Collective need not apply”
The Absurdity of Vanilla (2008) The Scotsman
“One of this year’s star turns…
It’s hard to imagine a more powerful artistic statement”
Deathmatch (2006) The Sunday Business Post
2headedpigeon Theatre Company bring their unique brand of anarchy to The Courtyard Theatre this January as an antidote to Christmas schmaltz and a bullet in the head of your new year’s resolutions. Dig out your plectrum and join us for an outrageous rock opera that will make you wonder why you never shot your parents. Needless to say, it’s not suitable for children or the easily offended.
Venue: The Plough Inn
173 Wood Street, Walthamstow, E17 3NU
Nearest tube: Walthamstow Central
Time: Doors 8pm for 8:30 start
Dates: Thurs 30th April - Sat 2nd May
Tickets: Tickets £8 (£6 in advance)
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