Woman speaking on her mobile phone while another woman combs her hair and another looks on, in a ballet studio with barre.

Until 19 Apr

Alice Schlipalius: Confessional

Structured through sketch-style vignettes and inspired by verbatim confessions, Confessional showcases the hilarious and confusing thoughts we have when we lust over someone. It brings to light the doubt in whether we are loving and being loved the right way, or whether we’re still a ‘good person’ when we go to extreme lengths to chase what we want.

Part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Date	Times
Sat 18 Apr	6:15pm - 7:15pm
Sun 19 Apr	6:15pm - 7:15pm

Adult / general $29
Student / concession $24

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