The judges described it as "the most outrageous night the Pleasance has ever seen".
The play, about a group of women on an outrageous hen-night, will be directed by British TV director, Richard Standeven.
Once upon a time, Berlin was known for its outrageous, all-night party culture.
Both were out of sync with what other people were doing". In her recent hit tune "Vogue," Madonna sings, "Come on, girls, let's get to it, strike a pose, there's nothing to it". For many women, dressing up in a different outrageous outfit every night affords the pleasure of trying out alternate personas.
Clearly the supermarkets cannot sell everything they stock, but throwing out £3,000 worth of good food (when I totted it up, our haul came to £340) every night seems outrageous.
The totality of Bear Week events is pretty overwhelming and ranges from the ridiculous ("Bearacuuda") to the sublime (Sunday "Spiritual Bears" services) to the outrageous ("Straps & Boots" night replete with these advisory taglines " Rough and rugged" and "No cologne") and everything in between.
Yvonne Kenny is predictably more uninhibited, though even she makes little of Lucy's outrageous number about "tossing all night" in Macheath's absence.
Sir David Goodall, then a diplomat who was one of the most senior British officials negotiating with the Irish government, told a BBC four-part documentary, Endgame in Ireland, that Lady Thatcher made the "outrageous" proposal during a late night conversation at Chequers.
When he came home, he had stories about the elegant restaurants he had tried near his office, maybe Duke Zeibert's or Harvey's, or, if he had gone to New York, about his room at the St . Regisat 55th Street and Fifth Avenue and how outrageous it was ($30 a night), and how his sleeper car on the train had not really allowed him much sleep.
