'Heated Rivalry' parody to come to London

The score will range from power ballad to party pop, in a show that follows sworn enemies and hockey stars Shane Hollandaise and Ilya Stroganoff — and their relationship behind closed doors.

Summary

• A parody of Heated Rivalry is coming to London
• Writer Trevor Ashley and Phil Scott will bring Deep-Heat Rivalry to The Other Palace Studio
• Performances will run from 11-27 September

Deep-Heat Rivalry, a panto parody of the hugely popular TV series, will open at The Other Palace Studio this autumn.

Written by comedy duo Trevor Ashley (who is currently starring in The Producers in the West End, and also directs) and Phil Scott, Deep-Heat Rivalry is described as a "camp, chaotic, and deliciously inappropriate new comedy that smashes together locker room drama, forbidden romance, parody songs, and absolutely no knowledge of sport whatsoever".

The score will range from power ballad to party pop, in a show that follows sworn enemies and hockey stars Shane Hollandaise and Ilya Stroganoff — and their relationship behind closed doors.

Casting is to be announced.

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Photo credit: artwork for Deep-Heat Rivalry. (Courtesy of production)