DEEP-HEAT RIVALRY
“Ashley and Scott aim low for their laughs, seldom straying above the waist.” – Sydney Morning Herald
“Guaranteed to offend everyone equally, this topical and risque revue-style cabaret leaves no sacred cow unpricked” – The Age
“This is brilliant, funny, wicked theatre.” – Stage Whispers
In the high-stakes, high-speed world of professional ice hockey, rivalries run deep… but this one runs hotter.
DEEP-HEAT RIVALRY follows sworn enemies Shane Hollandaise and Ilya Stroganoff — two outrageously talented, aggressively handsome hockey superstars whose on-ice clashes are the stuff of legend. But behind the bruises, body checks, and barely concealed tension lies a secret neither man is prepared to face: they are madly, inconveniently, and spectacularly in love.
Loosely inspired by a certain hit TV series (and we mean very loosely), this filthy new parody written and directed by Oliver-nominated Trevor Ashley, crashes together locker-room drama, forbidden romance, parody songs, and absolutely no understanding of sport whatsoever.
Expect full-frontal nudity. Expect power ballads. Expect power plays. Expect emotional meltdowns in tiny towels.
With outrageous comedy, shameless innuendo, and a score that ranges from power ballad to party pop, DEEP-HEAT RIVALRY is less about hockey… and more about hooking up.
It’s not just a rivalry.
It’s a full-contact comedy.
In the high-stakes, high-speed world of professional ice hockey, rivalries run deep… but this one runs hotter.
DEEP-HEAT RIVALRY follows sworn enemies Shane Hollandaise and Ilya Stroganoff — two outrageously talented, aggressively handsome hockey superstars whose on-ice clashes are the stuff of legend. But behind the bruises, body checks, and barely concealed tension lies a secret neither man is prepared to face: they are madly, inconveniently, and spectacularly in love.
Loosely inspired by a certain hit TV series (and we mean very loosely), this filthy new parody written and directed by Oliver-nominated Trevor Ashley, crashes together locker-room drama, forbidden romance, parody songs, and absolutely no understanding of sport whatsoever.
It’s not just a rivalry.
It’s a full-contact comedy.
Studio
11 September - 27 September
Performance times:
Tue – Fri – 8.00pm
Sat – 4.30 & 8.00pm
Sun – 3.00 & 6.30pm
Ticket prices: £26 – £36
Strong language, adult themes, nudity.
The main entrance, both our auditoriums and our bar are wheelchair accessible. We also have 2 accessible toilets. Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome in the auditorium. There is a Loop system and a Radio Frequency system fitted in the auditorium and there are also hearing loops available at the Box Office. Please see our Accessibility Guidance and please feel free to contact our access team access@theotherpalace.co.uk should there be anything else we can do to make your visit more comfortable.
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