San Francisco’s summer just got a whole lot steamier. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if your favorite cinematic universe hit the stage and ditched the PG rating for something a bit more… adult, you’re in luck.
The international hit MARVELous: A Risqué Parody is officially making its US debut on Saturday at the Great Star Theatre, 636 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA.
The high-tech production is an outrageously hilarious, unhinged parody of the Marvel Universe. Your favorite superheroes will sing, strip, stunt, stand-up and satire their way through this seductive show.
MARVELous: the seductive superhero spectacle everyone’s talking about
After taking Australia by storm with its razor-sharp wit and wild mashups, the MARVELous chaos is soon gracing the Bay Area.
With an unhinged, familiar-sounding narrator – yes, we’re talking about a certain red-suited merc – it’s a dream for pop culture fans. The show reimagines iconic superhero tropes through a lens of raunchy comedy, gravity-defying aerials, stunts, strip and live vocals.
The show offers cheeky, adult-only tributes to iconic cinematic moments, including nods to everything from Dirty Dancing to The Greatest Showman. Every scene is unique and unforgettable, the fantastic rock-infused soundtrack and striking stage design elevating things even further.
Don’t miss the party
So if you’re looking for a decidedly different night out full of laughs and pure spectacle, this is your answer! Because this is a strictly limited run, only on until July 26th, seats are expected to go fast.
Don’t miss out – get your tickets now to secure your spot right by the stage!
Rave reviews from around the globe
“The choreography of all the dance acts was so varied, and executed with precision by the actors.”
“The stunt work, athleticism, flying high wire stunts, and pole dancing are simply amazing.”
“The actor playing Deadpool does it so well I expected Ryan Reynolds to be taking the bow.”
“The set is indeed spectacular, retaining a simplicity that allows the cast to shine while being impressive in its own right.”