Devious Adelaide
Curious, seasoned or ready for a new flavour? Desire Debauchery Depravity promises an unforgettable night of artistry, connection and delicious chaos.
Devious Adelaide’s signature late-night queer cabaret experience weaves together shibari, burlesque, circus and aerial performance into one provocative and emotionally charged production.
Through movement, rope and performance, Desire Debauchery Depravity explores intimacy, trust, vulnerability and liberation. Grounded in consent and inclusion this work embraces the thrill, beauty and raw energy of the underground.
18+ event.
Mature themes, nudity and BDSM themes.
Event Details
GENRE: Cabaret & Variety
DURATION: 120 mins
AGE RATING: Ages 18 +
EXPLICIT LANGUAGE
CONTENT WARNING/S: Violence, Sexual References
SEATED OR STANDING: Seated
Access questions? Contact us at enquiries@feast.org.au
About the presenter: Devious Adelaide
Devious Adelaide is a South Australian queer-led performance and production company creating immersive cabaret and alternative performance experiences that celebrate sexuality, connection and radical self-expression. Led by Pixie and Nick, Devious Adelaide combines performance art, rope/shibari, burlesque, aerials, cabaret, circus and theatrical storytelling to create bold, inclusive works grounded in consent and inclusion.
Website: https://www.deviousadelaide.com/
Image Description: Black and white image of a person with curly hair, shown in shibari rope bondage, looking upward with a soft, contemplative expression. The event title appears in large glowing text beside them reading “Desire Debauchery Depravity” , with a Devious Adelaide lips logo in the bottom left corner. 
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