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14 May

Pull Yourself Together

Pull Yourself Together is an experimental genre improv show spotlighting Naarm/Melbourne’s best actors and improvisors through a mix of scripted scenes and improv.

A crack team of actors have armed themselves with incredible scripts (Aussie pub classics), pitted against improvisors who are thrown in the deep end to contend with well-rehearsed dialogue that might not always meet their expectations.

Date	Times
Thu 14 May	8:00pm - 9:00pm

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