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Preview: Bathhouse The Musical at The King’s Head Theatre

by Staff Writer
March 10, 2020
Reading Time: 1 min read
Bathhouse The Musical at The Kings Head Theatre

Bathhouse The Musical at The Kings Head Theatre

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Peter Bull for LAMBCO Productions in association with The King’s Head Theatre presents Bathhouse the Musical, the rib tickling, toe tapping, towel flicking musical by Tim Evanicki and Esther Daack at the King’s Head Theatre 7th  May to 6th June 2020.

Join Billy as he visits the sauna for the first time. He’s looking for love, but soon realises the other patrons are looking for…something a little more temporary!

With songs like ‘Clickin’ for Dick’ and ‘Penises are like Snowflakes’, Bathhouse can’t be taken too seriously. It’s camp, its fun, its an hour of staring at half naked men! What more could you want on a night out?

       

Warning: This show is a musical comedy with adult themes, language, and scantily clad men! It contains steam, brief nudity and lots of bubbles!

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