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bhutocracy · 04-14-2002, 06:57 PM

Genital origami prompts outrage

April 12 2002
AFP

Authorities in a New Zealand town were yesterday condemned for allowing a performance on council property on the "art of genital origami".

But Tauranga District Council's mayor Jan Beange was unapologetic, saying opponents did not need to go.

The Australian show, Puppetry of the Penis, is billed as a comedy where "two naked penis puppeteers" manipulate their penises into various shapes in "an astounding, jaw dropping series of penis installations."

Tauranga district councillor Joel Van Ameringen said using public amenities to host the show was not appropriate.

"I am appalled," he said.

"I believe that if there isn't one already the council ought to have a policy on the use of public premises."

Beange defended the council position, saying it was not up to them to "set standards of morality for others through its management of (the theatre).

"Anybody who wants to attend will go and pay to attend the show if they are interested," she said.

"If they are not interested and they object, they simply do not go."

The novelty show has played to sell-out shows in Australia and London since it debuted in 1998.

bhutocracy · 04-14-2002, 06:59 PM

http://www.puppetryofthepenis.com

"the ancient art of genital origami" hheheheh

04-14-2002, 06:57 PM	#1
bhutocracy Not making A Comeback Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 10,218	Genital origami prompts outrage Genital origami prompts outrage April 12 2002 AFP Authorities in a New Zealand town were yesterday condemned for allowing a performance on council property on the "art of genital origami". But Tauranga District Council's mayor Jan Beange was unapologetic, saying opponents did not need to go. The Australian show, Puppetry of the Penis, is billed as a comedy where "two naked penis puppeteers" manipulate their penises into various shapes in "an astounding, jaw dropping series of penis installations." Tauranga district councillor Joel Van Ameringen said using public amenities to host the show was not appropriate. "I am appalled," he said. "I believe that if there isn't one already the council ought to have a policy on the use of public premises." Beange defended the council position, saying it was not up to them to "set standards of morality for others through its management of (the theatre). "Anybody who wants to attend will go and pay to attend the show if they are interested," she said. "If they are not interested and they object, they simply do not go." The novelty show has played to sell-out shows in Australia and London since it debuted in 1998.

04-14-2002, 06:59 PM	#2
bhutocracy Not making A Comeback Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 10,218	http://www.puppetryofthepenis.com "the ancient art of genital origami" hheheheh