A Streetcar Named Go F*ck Yourself

A beautiful gay writer returns to his Southern summer home the day after his birthday - poorly slept, hungover, and looking for liquor. Before even a second glass gets poured, he hears a familiar voice approaching him down the hall. This is a play for lovers of Tennessee Williams, and for furious gay men, and for those who like their theatre surprising and boiling hot. Beginning in the lovingly-constructed American South of Williams, this big gay play is ferociously modern and decidedly goofy. Oh, and it's in two parts. 'A Streetcar Named Go F*ck Yourself' opened to rave reviews on the Melbourne stage in 2026 - another of Jake Stewart's celebrated contributions to the queer Australian theatrescape. "Such distilled linguistic goodness is a rare find" - Australian Arts Review "It is the kind of material that invigorates my long-held faith in Melbourne Theatre." - On The House! "In many ways, Stewart is a modern version of Tennessee Williams." - Lilithia Reviews