Things are getting steamy on stage in a controversial new play in Berlin featuring mother-son incestual sex, nudity and dirty doctor games!

A number of shocking sex scenes await theatre-goers in Bruce Labruce’s new play ‘The Bad Breast’ at the HAU 2 (Hebbel am Ufer, Haus 2) theatre.

From a mom-and-son couple enjoying a passionate ‘69′ embrace with their heads between each other’s legs to a woman flashing her breasts and private parts – such scenes may fascinate, surprise and repulse viewers, but is it even art?

The mother-on-son action in 'The Bad Breast' is certainly wild, but is it art?

Either way, the piece by the Canadian author, playwright and film-maker (46) certainly caught the audience off-guard with its bizarre doctor sex games when it premiered on December 10.

The story revolves around a mother who has developed an incestual relationship with her son after breast-feeding him for ten years, leading her to start seeing a psychoanalyst specializing in the female breast.

But why the need for all the pornographic scenes?

A spokesman for the theatre told BILD that Labruce comes from a film background and as an artist he often grapples with the theme of pornography.

The ‘B.Z.’ newspaper described him as “the King of homo-pornos”. He has even made a film about sex within Germany’s notorious Baader-Meinhof terrorist group which was screened at the Berlinale Film Festival.

“I am primarily an entertainer who wants to show another view of feminine sexuality. The play isn’t really pornographic, it is a farce, a satire,” Labruce told ‘B.Z.’

An actor buries his face in his colleague's nether regions - just one of the spectacles the play has to offer.

Feminine hysteria is also a theme touched on in the piece by Canadian playwright and filmmaker Bruce Labruce.

An actress during dress rehearsals on December 9.

The mother-on-son action in 'The Bad Breast' is certainly wild, but is it art?

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