"They’re symbols. They mean something. Something real."

Step behind the desk of a would-be Melbourne revolutionary in this bold and funny new play by VCA playwriting graduate Fred Pryce.

Inspired by Dostoevsky, 'Notes from the Moonee Ponds Canal' is a headfirst dive into the Internet-driven paranoia and the conspiratorial nature of our unique times. Alienated from society, an angry young man decides to push back against society's lies. The problem is, he doesn't really know where to begin. Haunted by high school reunions and dreaming of the apocalypse, he begins to piece together a whole new religion...

Incels, cultists, conspiracy theorists and cryptocurrency enthusiasts - all will be skewered in this strange and razor-sharp satire.

DISCOUNT OFFER: This play is being presented as a double bill alongside 'Alison Goes to ALDI for Her Aunt'. Come along to a truly unique night of indie theatre - the premiere season of two bold and inventive 1-hour plays. Add both to your cart and save up to $12!

*Content Warning: Contains moderate coarse language, potentially triggering content or themes.

EVENT DETAILS:

TIME/DATES: 7.30PM, 5TH - 9TH OCTOBER, 2022

DURATION: 60 MINUTES WITHOUT INTERMISSION. DOORS AND BAR OPEM 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE SHOW

VENUE: THE SHOWROOM THEATRE