Monash Uni Student Theatre (MUST, MSA) presents
The World Approaches
A new play by Luca Edwards
Co Directed by Sam Pringle and Luca Edwards
“Solo travel is fun, they said.”
When Aidan, the world’s most hopeless human, is lost in the Sumatran Rainforest, he comes across four animals who could either be his chance for survival... or his demise. Orangutan, Viper, Cochoa and Gibbon are forced to make a choice: take pity on the human, or leave him for dead. Or as Viper gleefully suggests… kill him!
The World Approaches is a brand new play by Luca Edwards that explores the relationship between humanity and nature. The disastrous impacts of societies on the natural world are framed through Edwards’ fast-paced, quick-witted fusion of satire, tragedy, and poignant poetry.
This original, thought-provoking piece will leave you ruminating; “Whooooo’s left in the rainforest?”
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Season: September 25 - October 3
Fri 25 Sept, 7:30pm
Sat 26 Sept, 7:30pm
Sun 27 Sept, 2:30pm
Tues 29 Sept, 7:30pm*
Thurs 1 Oct, 7:30pm - Post-show Q & A
Sat 3 Oct, 2:30pm
Duration: 70 mins
* Tues 29 Sept - Masked Night: Audience & crew N95 masks worn to protect our immunocompromised community
Venue: The MUST Space, Grnd Flr Campus Centre, 21 Chancellors Walk, Monash University, Clayton (See pin on Google and Apple maps) and linked map
Tickets: $16 MSA Plus | $18 Conc. | $24 Full
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Enquiries via MUST, E: msa-must@monash.edu
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Content notes: climate anxiety, coarse language
Age suitability: All ages, PGR
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Monash Uni Student Theatre, or MUST, is an engine room of creativity, a department of the MSA that creates vibrant, innovative theatre by, with and for Monash students and the wider community. “MUST, creates astonishing and powerful work that consistently punches way above its weight and acts as an incubator for some of our most important emerging theatre artists." (Australian Arts Review)
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MUST and MSA acknowledge and pay respect to the Bunurong people of the Kulin Nations, as the true custodians of the land upon which Monash University (Clayton) stands.
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