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Do You Mind?

When
  • Tuesday 23 April 2024 from 8:45pm to 9:55pm
  • Wednesday 24 April 2024 from 8:45pm to 9:55pm
  • Thursday 25 April 2024 from 8:45pm to 9:55pm
  • Friday 26 April 2024 from 8:45pm to 9:55pm
  • Saturday 27 April 2024 from 8:45pm to 9:55pm
Cost

Preview: $20Adult: $25

Question. Quandary. Watercooler.

Do You Mind? at the Old Fitz Theatre is the Sydney premiere of the multitalented Shay Debney's new absurdist monologue. Don't miss these late night poetic musings!

What do you want this show to be, really? Innovative? Excitable? Provocative? Should it even be writeable? Unfinished? Work-shoppable? Anti-government? Agitprop-able? Will it be modern day, new world, contemporary and new wave? Will it be an historical, throwback, period piece from the old days? Maybe modernist, existentialist, nihilist but for hedonists? Created by a feminist? Is it pro-choice and anti-war? Is it ahead of the curve and on the next floor? If it is all of these things, would you be thoroughly entertained? Would you want to see a show where it’s just questions, sustained? 

  • Season: April 23 - 27 at 8:45pm (Tues-Sat)

  • Approximate run time: 70 minutes

Cast and creative team:

  • Playwright and performer: Shay Debney

  • Director: Julia Robertson

  • Producer: Rachael Adamson & RaCreate

  • Stage manager: Noah Cohen-Stoddart

Content warnings: mature themes, suitable for an adult audience.

Do You Mind? is presented by RaCreate

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