Director & Choreographer Leah Osburn | Musical Director Malcom Huddle | Assistant Director Kristina Doucouliagos

Ever felt like The Muppets was good, but really needed a spicy sex scene? Or that Sesame Street had a certain aesthetic appeal, but that it’s discussion of race-relations was naive and, frankly, boringly inoffensive? Well, incredibly, you're not alone! And what's more, the market has moved to meet the demand. The result is Avenue Q: an irreverent musical comedy where the humour is adult and the cast are (mostly) puppets.

“The team at Beaumaris have put together what is a funny and heartfelt production, taking a talented cast in a small theatre to create big laughs. Well done to everyone involved!”

— Maxine Montgomery, Theatrepeople.com.au

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63. Kate Monster- Amanda Rotberg, Lucy the Slut- Alex Avery.jpg

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64. Lucy the Slut- Alex Avery, Kate Monster- Amanda Rotberg, Princeton- Josh Pratt.jpg

65. Kate Monster- Amanda Rotberg, Princeton- Josh Pratt and Lucy.jpg

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61. Chris Hunter, Nicky, Joel-Norman-Hade, Ebony Erez-Chrismas Eve, Dan Bellis- Brianand Jess Kaplonyi- Gary Coleman.jpg

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59. Josh Pratt- Princeton, Kate Monster- Amanda Rotberg, Bad Idea Bears- Alex Avery and Chris Hunter.jpg

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“Despite the racy language and the ‘adult themes’, there’s a kind of goofy innocence about Avenue Q. This cast delivers that with energy and complete commitment. ”

— Michael Brindley, Stage Whispers