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Preview: Boys in The Buff at The King?s Head Theatre

by Staff Writer
October 11, 2017
Reading Time: 1 min read
Boys In The Buff Kings Head Theatre

Boys In The Buff Kings Head Theatre

Boys In The Buff is a musical revue about body image, diets, the gym, selfies, Botox, nip ‘n’ tucks, photo shopping and what we endure trying to look good. It’s a show about everybody for everybody!

“This show is a treat … at its heart is the firm belief that we are all gorgeous… a riotous evening is on the cards.” BOYZ Magazine

Diana Diamonte hosts the evening, inspiring her four ‘boys’ to explore the naked truth about their bodies and how they feel about them. With a cast who act, sing and dance, this show boasts a host of brand new musical comedy numbers – and a finale strip routine guaranteed to bring the house down.

“One of the funniest things I’ve seen.” WEST END WILMA

As seen at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and at the Stockwell Playhouse. Now in north London as a pre-Christmas treat stuffed full of goodies

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Boys in The Buff is at The Kings Head Theatre 25th November – 9th December.

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