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THEATRE: Eat Slay Zombie - La Boite Theatre

14 May 2026

Season: May 14th - 30th, 2026

Title: Eat Slay Zombie

Presented By: La Boite Theatre

Genre: Horror / Comedy / Contemporary Theatre


Synopsis: A genre-defying horror-comedy set in a surreal zombie apocalypse where TikTok has become the main form of communication. Inside a bowling alley-turned-bunker, best friends Sheree and Tash (known online as @BLKBUNKERBTCHES) document their survival through zombie kill counts and doomsday content. Their isolated world is disrupted when another survivor arrives, forcing them to confront what—and who—else is still out there. The work explores friendship, survival, colonisation, and connection through humour, music, and high-energy performance.


Performance Dates: May 14th - 30th, 2026

Performance Times:

  • Tuesdays & Wednesdays - 6:30PM

  • Thursdays - Saturdays - 7:30PM

Performance Location and Address: La Boite Theatre, Roundhouse Theatre, 6–8 Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove QLD 4059


Ticket Costs:

  • Previews - $50

  • Adults - $65

  • Concession - $55

  • Group (4+) - Adults $55pp / Concession $47pp

Ticket Link: Buy Tickets - Eat Slay Zombie


Warnings: Adult themes and coarse language. Some themes may be sensitive to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audiences.

Recommended Age: 15+

Duration: Approximately 90 minutes


Cast: Juliette Coates, Shahnee Hunter, Jalen Sutcliffe

Creative Team:

  • Written by Alinta McGrady

  • Co-directed by Alinta McGrady & Lisa Fa’alafi

Production Website: La Boite - Eat Slay Zombie


Other information:

  • The production includes accessibility-supported performances such as Auslan interpretation, audio description, and Pay What You Can sessions.

  • The venue is wheelchair accessible and offers inclusive facilities for patrons.



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