View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

Until 19 Apr

DisUnited States

Disunited States is a new work that explores Richard Mealey's disillusionment with being an American, and the growing unease of no longer having a real home. Filled with characters from different slices of Americana, he exposes truths both obvious and hidden. Asking the questions we've all been wondering; Why can't they give up their guns? What's wrong with believing science? And why can't they drive through a simple roundabout?

Date	Times
Sat 18 Apr	7:15pm - 8:15pm
Sun 19 Apr	7:15pm - 8:15pm

Adult / general $27.85
Student / concession $23.80

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