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5 – 11 Oct

No AuDHDinary Boi

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  • Theatre

Since realising that everyone else is just improvising their life (lines) and nobody had anything really figured out, Dan has decided to continue questioning everything, challenge expectations, and rewrite their own script. This calls for new character arcs, locations, side characters; new pronouns, brain types and new scripts (not just from their doctor). Unfortunately that’s come at new costs, new chronic conditions and new old problems.

However, is it really a solo show if there are enough alternate masking personas in Dan’s neurodiverse brain to cast their own pantomime?

If you relate at all to a neurodiverse experience, queer gender and/or sexuality, or think that everything just needs a little shake up, then you’ve been prescribed a treatment of viewing this show. To be taken at least once daily (or as required), can be administered solo or amongst friends and family, not covered under the PBS or NDIS funding.

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Date Times
Mon 5 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm
Tue 6 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm
Wed 7 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm
Thu 8 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm
Fri 9 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm
Sat 10 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm
Sun 11 Oct
  • 7.55pm - 8.55pm 7:55pm - 8:55pm

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Cosmic Microwave
The Motley Wherehaus
432 Queen St
Melbourne 3000

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Price and bookings

From $24.50 to $42

Adult / general $34
Student / concession $5
Book online for No AuDHDinary Boi

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  • email address: info@themotley.com.au
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