This lost episode takes place in China as The man searches for Pandas. George gets jealous and on the advice of Hundley travels to china to reunite with the man in the yellow hat, but is horrified to find him having sex with the Male Panda. In revenge George shoots him.

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The only recurring character in the original adventures, other than George himself, is The Man with the PVC Gimp Mask. It was he who brought George from Africa, and it is in his house that George lives. The Man often facilitates George's adventures by taking him somewhere (usually blindfolded and ballgagged, and even more often resolves the tension by appearing just in time to get George out of a tight spot. He is always seen wearing a leather harness, ballgag, and PVC gimp mask. Join Timberlina (they/them) as they host a series of irreverent performance rituals celebrating the healing powers of queer nature. These rituals will draw on ideas around gardening history and permaculture, inviting you to embrace your eco-anxiety, release your rage and summon your innate queer power. Auntie Maureen Part 3 of Curious George's Revenge. Curious George cuts off The Man In The Yellow Hat's head with a chainsaw. Revenge has never been more sweet. A drop-off point at the Royal Festival Hall (30 metres) has been created for visitors who are unable to walk from alternative car parks. Our Access SchemeThe illustrations are just as funny as the text. They’re done in the style of the Margaret and H.A. Rey books, but changed to be…more appropriate to the book, meaning not very appropriate. I don’t think he’s eating the banana… They are full of entertaining details, like the ship full of seamen being named the S.S. Cher, or the man dangling from a window in his underwear while another cross-looking man can be seen inside the apartment, or that every able-bodied seaman looking for George seems to need to bend over. Bi-Curious George is a drag king whose work centres around queer ecology – or in layman’s terms, queer animals. Think intersex snails, gay giraffes and transgender fish. He spends an unusual amount of time doing research into animal mating so that you don’t have to. Next time someone brings out that age-old idea that homosexuality or gender-queerness is ‘unnatural’, you’ll have an entire arsenal of extraordinary facts at your disposal. Catch Beau Jangles (he/him) at Queer Nature After Hours singing songs of lament, love, capitalism and…. Little Shop of Horrors. Allow yourself to be seduced by this time travelling, suave and sultry king of the 1940s. But remember, Beau is no shrinking violet! Bi-Curious George

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Molly Beth Morossa is a non-binary, working-class cabaret and drag performer, theatre-maker and actor, known for their dark, theatrical and comic performances. Their work often fuses storytelling, contemporary cabaret and performance art to explore subversive queer narratives and class. They've performed and curated cabaret at venues including Glastonbury Festival, Royal Academy and Tate Modern. In much the same way that Adam Mansbach's "Go The F*K To Sleep" isn't meant for children, neither is "Bi-Curious George."

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Please note: on Sunday when the National Theatre building is closed there is no step-free access from the car park. There’ll be singing and dancing, giltz and glam and all sorts of ridiculous behaviour as well as guest performances from some of Londons most iconic drag performers. For a parody to work, I think, the language has to roughly approximate the comprehension level of the original, and this one strays a bit from that with some more elaborate words. I would have liked a little more of the stylish and genteel aspects of gay life parodied from George's perspective, rather than the seedier and edgier stuff, which made for more obvious, but cruder, humor. George does get carried around in a man purse at one point, which was fun.