Theatre

FUTURE

An exhilarating crowd-sourced vision of the future assembled by award-winning theatre-makers.

$34.50
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A person in a white sweater with black jeans and converses sits leaning against a large concrete pillar. They are staring at the camera with a knowing look. The pillar is lit in a blue light and arches out into the ceiling. Around the pillar are blurs of the same person in motion.

Image Credit: Jaimi Houston

  • Artists: PIGEONPIGEON

We asked hundreds of people just like you to predict the future, and we got hundreds of different answers. Some prophesied desolate wastelands while others saw a world which “looks bright. and gay. bright and gay.”

FUTURE is a devised verbatim work built from real predictions about the future, combining utopian aesthetics, visual poetry, and a lofty vision—to create a map for how to navigate the future. FUTURE creates a space to consider our fate on our own terms and imagine a future which might just turn out ok.

Join us for an evening of fears, dreams, hopes, and laments as we chart a universal destiny. The future’s calling, and we need you to pick up.

About PIGEONPIGEON

Narrm-based theatre collective made up of Georgie Wolfe, Ryan Hamilton, Chelsea Jones, and Seb Whitaker. We play favourites, so email subscribers get discounted tickets. Be an early bird, get the worm at www.pigeonpigeon.co

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  • Duration: 50 minutes

  • Age suitability: M

  • Event warnings: Contains Strobe Lights And Sustained Bright Lights, Haze Effects, Moderate Coarse Language, Both Sudden And Sustained Loud Noises, High Level Of Audience Participation.

  • Content warnings: Violence, Death, War, COVID-19/Coronavirus, Infertility.

Please find the Relaxed Guide for the Sat 12 Oct, 4:30pm session  - HERE

  • Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room
    Cnr Lygon & Victoria Sts, Carlton, VIC, 3053

    Wheelchair Access

    Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room is wheelchair accessible. The entrance to the venue is on Lygon St. You can head up the front stairs and through the main doors, from there head right to get to the Loading Dock.If you need step-free access, head to the driveway located on the left-hand side of the main entrance on Lygon Street. The driveway will lead you into the courtyard. From the courtyard, there will be a lift on your right. Head to the first floor and turn left. Continue down the corridor, past Solidarity Hall and through the doors into the Victoria street building, the Quilt room is on the left. Volunteers will be available along the route to assist you if needed. Please don't hesitate to ask for help

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  • Full: $34.50

  • Hump Day Discount: $25.88

  • Extra Applause: $44.50

  • Blak Tix: $10.00

  • Concession: $30.00

  • Group 6+: $30.00

Sessions: In Person Events

A single $5.50 transaction fee applies to your booking.

Date Time Venue

Wednesday, 09 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

Hump Day
 Past Event

Thursday, 10 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Friday, 11 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Saturday, 12 October 2024

4:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Saturday, 12 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Sunday, 13 October 2024

5:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Wednesday, 16 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

Hump Day
 Past Event

Thursday, 17 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Friday, 18 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Saturday, 19 October 2024

6:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

Sunday, 20 October 2024

5:30pm

Festival Hub: Trades Hall - Quilt Room

 Past Event

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