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About the Festival
The 2014 Container Festival is a bold enterprise from MUST—a dynamic multi-artform,
multi-venue arts festival coming to Monash Clayton this August!
Shipping containers set up as performance venues, a vibrant “HUB” and lounge bar located
in the MUST theatre, “miniMUST” and other surprising spaces will be filled with innovative
new work of all shapes and sizes. You’ll experience music, dance, theatre, visual art, games,
burlesque, interactive performances, poetry, puppetry, talks, exhibitions and more!
The festival launches Friday 1 August in the HUB from 6pm ‘til late with free entry.
Featuring an impressive line-up of festival artists, guests will get a sneak preview of the diverse work on offer, meet the artists, and enjoy a sensational party!
There are a number of ways to enjoy festival events:
4By purchasing a Festival Pass ($55), To book tickets:
Anyone may book for any festival event at the Box
Office, located just outside the front of the festival
which allows entry into any festival HUB (Box Office hours 5pm–10pm).
event—that’s over 250 options—with Festival Passes and Day Passes may be
a booking.
purchased either in-person at the Box Office, 4By purchasing a Day Pass ($15), which allows entry into any festival event on one specific date, with a booking. 4By purchasing one-off tickets ($2–$8) for individual events.
4By attending Free Events and relaxing in The HUB.
or online via trybooking.com (but then must be physically collected from the Box Office).
If unable to book in person, online bookings are
possible for Festival Pass and Day Pass holders by
emailing containerfestivalbookings@gmail.com at least 48 hours before the requested event.
Please note that requesting a booking via email
does not guarantee you a seat—the event may
be sold out. You will receive a reply to your email
confirming if your online booking has been
successful.
Why not peruse the festival program, create a timetable for yourself, and then book all your
Container Festival tickets at once?
Monash—the place to experience art and entertainment this August!
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(03) 9905 8173
Ground Floor, West,
Campus Centre (Building 10), Monash University, Clayton
THE 2014 MUST
CONTAINER FESTIVAL
PROGRAM
Pieces listed by title, in alphabetical order.
Digital copy available via msa.monash.edu/must
Festival Launch Showcase and Opening Night Party!
Fri 1, 6pm till late
The HUB
Free
Featuring an impressive line-up of festival artists, guests will get a sneak preview of the diverse work on offer, meet the artists and enjoy a sensational party!
The festival bar will be open and we’ll also be serving freshly made pizzas and other delicious treats.
Doors will open at 6pm and the festivities will kick off soon after.
Get excited for: devilish host Jack Beeby; visitations from glowing jellyfish; brilliant
funk/soul band Papa G and The Starcats, stand-up from Annie Louey; the vocal
stylings of Olivia Jade Bishop, Tara Leigh Dowler and the PhilosoRAPtors; provocative
burlesque goddesses Ira Luxuria and Lady Kiva; Melbourne mavericks The DIG Collective, MACHO (The Monash A Cappella Choir) and a whole lot of special surprises.
10 Minute Dance Parties
Fri 1, 8pm–9pm and 10pm–11pm
Mon 4, 7:30pm–8:30pm | Wed 6, 8:10pm–9:10pm | Tues 12, 8:40pm–9:40pm Wed 13, 7:05pm–7:55pm (10 mins)
The Helix
$2 at the container door–No bookings
Hosted by Chris Palmer
Round 2. Are you ready? 10 Minute Dance Parties are back with a vengeance. Prepare
yourselves, because this year they’re going to be bigger, wilder and sweatier. Can you
fit a whole night of clubbing into 10 minutes? MUST’s hottest party has to be experienced to be believed. Transforming an average shipping container into a major dance
club for all your party needs. Playing genres spanning rock to pop to rave to Beyoncé
(yes, she’s her own genre), we have you covered.
NB. Strobe lighting will be used in this performance
101: AVGKPOP
Tues 5, 7:40pm | Thurs 7, 6:30pm | Mon 11, 7:10pm Tues 12, 6:25pm | Thurs 14, 6:45pm (40 mins)
The Muse
$5
Created and performed by Jess Kok
Don’t understand anime’s allure? Are you vexed by video games? Does K-Pop confound you? 101: AVGKPOP is a musical introduction to the very best of the above. There’ll be songs you recognise and some you may not, but all are aimed at introducing people to these fantastic methods of procrastination.
26
Said my Muse to Me, “Look in thy Heart, and Write.”
Throughout the festival
The HUB
FREE
Every word in the English language, every book written in English, every play, every
poster, every poem, is fashioned from but 26 letters used in a series of different patterns. How can one possibly express the depths of the soul, the abstraction of the mind,
or the yearnings of the heart with but 26 letters? Placed throughout the Festival HUB,
a number of journals containing various writing experiments will assist in the releasing
the words within. We invite you to engage at your will.
A Children’s Tragedy
Tues 5, 8:40pm | Thurs 7, 6:20pm and 8:10pm | Fri 8, 6:55pm Wed 13, 6:35pm | Fri 15, 7:10pm (20 mins)
The Helix
$5
Created by Stephanie Dimitriou, with Ariadne Sgouros and Eliza Quinn
A Children’s Tragedy explores the uncertain, uneasy and uncomfortable transition
from childhood into other: this growing period where you become responsible for more than you ought to, and attempt to grasp at knowledge you are not ready to understand. Drawing from Frank Wedekind’s Spring Awakening, this two-hander is intimate, unsettling, beautiful and tragic.
A Concerta-d Effort
Mon 4, 6:20pm | Wed 6, 7:35pm | Thurs 7, 8:30pm | Wed 13, 6:20pm
Thurs 14, 8pm (30 mins)
The Muse
$5
Created and performed by Tom Middleditch
The use of prescription medication to deal with the less desirable tendencies and genuine difficulties of ASD folks has been very popular for the past 30 years or so.
But, what is it like being brought up on this kind of medication? How much of an
answer is it? Come listen to Tom Middleditch lift the lid on the 15 years of his life that
was spent on prescription medication. Growing up, dealing with things, and eventually
doing away with prescription drugs, all taken one day at a time.
Absurd-ish
Mon 4, 8pm | Tues 5, 7pm | Tues 12, 7:20pm | Wed 13, 7pm Fri 15, 8:20pm (30 mins)
The Muse $5
Written and performed by John Collopy
John Collopy has been described as “funny” and “a human being”. He is at least one of these things and the strange combination of ‘sharp wit’ and a ‘brain’ means that he sometimes picks up on the bizarre, the odd, and the absurd.
This show will be an amalgamation of these things, something funny, with the acceptable number of jokes: several; and numerous humorous stories that may occasionally
rhyme. The show will certainly be curious, it will include laughs, it will be entertaining,
but most of all it will be absurd. Ish.
Acoustic Sessions with Olivia Jade
Wed 6, 8:10pm | Wed 13, 6:40pm (30 mins)
The HUB
FREE
What do you get when you take a classic show tune and turn it into a reggae song?
Or a hardcore rap favourite into a sweet folk melody? Do you enjoy a good old singa-long? Perhaps it’s the sound of a rusty six-string that tickles your ears, or maybe
it’s the pitter-patter of brushes on the old pig-skin. Or, if you’re just feeling lazy and
you happen to be standing next to a funky little folk venue, then come on in! Drink in
hand and company on arm, come and check out an acoustic session with Olivia Jade.
Accompanied by the talented Mr. Fraser Nelson, you will be in for an ear-full of cheek,
sweet originals and covers.
An Englishman
Mon 4, 7pm | Thurs 7, 7:35pm | Thurs 14, 6pm | Fri 15, 6:35pm (35 mins)
The Garland—The Cabaret Club
$5
Written and performed by Daniel Lodder
A cigarette, a dressing gown, an inimitable sense of style, a blithe spirit and an “Oh, darling!” here and there and voila: Noel Coward. But then, that’s not quite it.
In a performance which is both a cabaret of a cabaret and a performance of a performance, one besotted admirer hopes to have a brief encounter with not only what it was to be the Noel Coward that the man created for the public, but also the man himself, who hid so much extraordinary brilliance behind a lightness of touch.
Basket Case
Tues 5, 6:05pm | Wed 6, 9:25pm | Fri 8, 7:40pm | Tues 12, 8:40pm Fri 15, 8:05pm (30 mins)
The Quirk $5
With Jonathan Rumsam, Melissa Doyle, Laura Hermann and Rowan Donaldson
A basket of props, a bell, four actors, and almost fifty different characters! Basket
Case has Melbourne troupe, Factory of Profanity, flying by the seat of their pants
between stories, styles and scenarios for your amusement. It’s in equal parts comedy,
alternative sport, and schadenfreude. Come and watch! We can almost promise we
won’t give you whiplash.
BJ’s Bingo Bonanza
Mon 4, 6pm | Thurs 14, 8pm (60 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Hosted by Brendan Jellie
What do “Two Little Ducks”, “A Baker’s Dozen” and “A Knock at the Door” have in common? BINGO of course! Come along and join the fun as The HUB hosts an evening of
classic Bingo games with genuine $2-shop-quality prizes to be won.
BJ’s Pursuit of Trivia
Thurs 7, 7pm (60 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Hosted by Brendan Jellie
Did you know that trivium is the singular of trivia? Do you know the airspeed velocity
of an unladen swallow? Do you have random knowledge in your head that only a trivia
night finds use for? Then come along and win the first prize! Make a team or join a
team and make new friends.
Broadway on a Budget
Wed 6, 7pm–9:15pm | Tues 12, 7pm–9:30pm (Sessions 5 mins for 1–2 people)
miniMUST
$2 at the miniMUST door–No bookings
With Callum Dale, Elizabeth Brennan and Lauren Jankovskis
The Broadway production of Wicked cost $16.9 million to produce. Costumes cost
$1.4 million to make, while the intricate set cost $1.6 million to build and $2 million to
load and install in the 1,993 seat Gershwin Theatre. Lauren, Lizzie and Callum have
a two-seat venue, three minutes, and $5 between them. You’ll hardly be able tell the
difference. Simply select your favourite Broadway musical and have it performed
exclusively for you in just three minutes!
Cabaret Fortune Cookie
Tues 5, 9:10pm | Thurs 7, 9:10pm | Mon 11, 9:05pm | Thurs 14, 9:20pm (50 mins)
The Garland–The Cabaret Club
$8
Curated by Benny Dimas
A crowd favourite of the 2013 festival, the Cabaret Fortune Cookie variety show
returns to the Garland Cabaret Club. Hosted by notorious cabaret provocateur Jack
Beeby with a rotating line up of acts; enjoy a selection of cabaret, burlesque, music,
dance and comedy from across the Container Festival and beyond.
Chloë Violette in Concert
Wed 6, 6:50pm | Fri 8, 6pm | Mon 11, 6:30pm | Fri 15, 8:20pm (45 mins)
$5
Chloë is a 20-year-old singer-songwriter from Melbourne. Music has become a fundamental part of her life over the past few years and she feels that she has found her own
unique style somewhere in between the genres of folk, acoustic and indie-pop. Enjoy!
Closing Gala Extravaganza
Sat 16, 6:30pm–10:30pm (doors open at 6pm)
The HUB
$8
Curated by Benny Dimas, Hosted by Jack Beeby and Mama Alto
To finish off the 2014 Container Festival in style, the Closing Gala Extravaganza
features a selection of cabaret, burlesque, music, dance and comedy from across the
Container Festival and beyond–a variety show of epic proportions hosted by provocateur starlet Jack Beeby and cabaret diva Mama Alto. Enjoy The HUB one last time,
have a drink, and celebrate the festival–and MUST.
Colossal Impro
Mon 4, 7:25pm | Wed 6, 6:45pm | Thurs 7, 7:10pm | Fri 8, 8:20pm Mon 11, 6pm | Thurs 14, 8:10pm (45 mins)
The Quirk
$5
Created and performed by Patrick Collins and friends
“Wow. Just look at all the shows in this festival. Such a wide range of brilliant options.
But isn’t there a show anywhere that hasn’t spent time and dedication into making
every line and movement perfect?” We hear you everyone. Colossal Impro. Where the
comedy is hilarious and the ideas are yours. Your suggestions make up this show of
improvised comedy. We’ll be here to take your ideas, nurture them, raise them as our
own and send them into the open to be laughed at. All immediately before your very
eyes. Come enjoy some hilarious improvised shenanigans.
Comics at Clayton
Sat 2, 6:30pm–10:30pm (doors open at 6pm)
The HUB
$8
Curated by David Rose, featuring John Dore, Justin Mclean (MC), Geoff Setty, Michael
Shafar, Scott Same, Patrick Collins, Evan Hocking, Russell Wigginton, Aidah Green,
Grant Busé, Daniel Borghesi, Blake Freeman, David Rose, Firdi Billimoria, Peter Jones,
Annie Louey, Elliot Roberts, Joseph Green, Patrick Chappell, Paul Culliver and more!
Looking for a late-night comedy fix? Pop on by The HUB on August 2nd to see some
of the best comedy in Melbourne. It’s a federal budget approved night of stand-up
comedy! With the freshest comedy minds from around the state/Centrelink queue, this is sure to be the best (/only) stand-up gala at Monash this year! Grab a beer, have a laugh and try to guess which performer is a Marco Polo model and which one is just a perverted Marco Polo-wearing exhibitionist.
Danception
Thurs 7, 8:45pm and 9:30pm | Fri 8, 7:30pm and 8:15pm Thurs 14, 8pm and 8:45pm (30 mins)
The Helix
$5
By C@’s of A$cot Vale (Ashlea English and Tessa Broadby)
A performance mash-up of dance, fashion, professional lip-syncing and visual art.
Witness two girls bring awareness to their inner world: their thoughts, perceptions
and sensations; through improvised dance offerings. Engage in a ritualistic clothing
swap. View an exhibition of celebrity fan art. Connect through guided meditation and
psychic forecasts.
Inspiration for the work is sourced from all things popular culture including: Youtube,
social media, celebrities and trends. Daily we are overloaded with sensory information
including a constant mental chatter. Danception will observe how the ‘mental voice’
attempts to define ‘who we are’ and creatively challenge its existence.
Dank Beats, Airtight Barrels
Mon 4, 9:25pm | Tues 5, 7:05pm | Thurs 7, 6:50pm | Fri 8, 9:05pm
Tues 12, 7:10pm | Fri 15, 9:15pm (25 mins)
The Helix $5
Created and performed by Nick Walters
Dank Beats, Airtight Barrels deconstructs the notion of intimate exchanges within
the public domain, fuelled by the culture surrounding social media applications as a
network for explicit encounter. Giving a voice to the nature of internet and popular
culture, the work questions the portrayal of masculinity, violence and censorship
in today’s cultural landscape. With ties into neurological pathways, it is an investigation of the ways in which men relate to one another and the physicality of these
interactions. Charged with physical and oftentimes violent movement sequences, this
testosterone-stricken work reflects the dark uncertainty and risk associated with
online anonymity.
Dark Paradises—Visual Art
The HUB
FREE
Created by Ryan Pola
Dark Paradises is a collection of collage work that looks at the upper echelons of
notoriety, seduction, and saddened beauty along with the lower tiers of consumerism,
dreams, and desire. These works are born of obsession and adoration, of a time once
past and of letting bygones be bygones. Drawing on former decades and modern
western values, Ryan cuts and pastes images and words to create new contexts and
new meanings. Collage is how he creates his Dark Paradise.
(See also Old School Glamour / Hollywood Decay–Interactive Collages)
Dearly
Tues 5, 8:30pm | Thurs 7, 6:10pm | Tues 12, 6:50pm | Fri 15, 6:15pm (45 mins)
The Quirk
$5
By Sophie Jevons, Performed by Carla Scotto, Haydyn Jones, Angus Attwood, Nick Madders, Michal Klein and Jarryd Redwood
The Dearly Departed. It’s what we call them. Even if they’re just a young girl. It’s the
same. It’s like they’re not real anymore. But they were real. She was–she is. They say in
death, all questions are answered. They never mentioned that all the questions have to
be asked first. And in the end, all things finish. Sh’ma Yis’ra’el...
Del Reyality
Thurs 7, 7:35pm | Thurs 14, 9:30pm | Fri 15, 7:40pm (20 mins)
The Helix
$5
Created and performed by Long Tran
Enigmatic, sensual, mysterious, luscious. All words to describe the inscrutable Longie
Del Rey. Discover who she is, drink in her ravishing beauty for three shows only at the Helix. See it before you die, because baby we were born to die.
The DIG Collective Does Cabaret
Fri 8, 8:15pm | Fri 15, 8pm (75 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Created by Michael Fee, Lily Fish, David Harris, Dana McMillan, Joshua Lynzaat,
Isabella Vadiveloo and Alex Talamo
Monty Python and Rocky Horror’s illegitimate child (and multi award-winning company), DIG, is known for their weird, energetic and unbridled performance style. For this
year’s Container Festival they bring you the best cuts from their latest butchery, fresh
off the slab and onto your dinner plates. Join them in a night of Butoh burlesque, seditious sing-a-longs, a mass sex-ercise, and Russell Crowe poetry readings, as DIG Does
Cabaret—just not as you know it. Black-hearted comedy for the discerning vagrant.
www.thedigcollective.com
Elliot Roberts Tells Jokes (?)
Mon 4, 7pm | Mon 11, 8:30pm | Tues 12, 8pm (20 mins)
The Muse
$5
Performed by Elliot Roberts
This Container Festival, Elliot Roberts is swapping his guitar, his musical swagger, and his James Cerche for a bare stage, painful memories, and hopefully some good
jokes as he alone performs stand-up comedy. So come on down to The Muse so he can enthral you with humour/ruin your night.
The Execution
Mon 4, 6:50pm | Tues 5, 6:45pm | Mon 11, 9:30pm | Wed 13, 6:50pm Thurs 14, 6:20pm (25 mins)
The Quirk
$5
Written and directed by Jarryd Redwood, Performed by Carla Scotto and Rhian Wilson
On the day of her execution, a criminal is given the chance to escape her deadly fate
by the one who should be administering it: her own executioner. But when all does not
go to plan for the executioner, and the game of life and death comes to a stalemate,
the two are plunged into an existential crisis wherein they debate the meaning of life, death, and everything in-between. The Execution is an absurdist piece full of wordplay, wit and wicked humour in which the actors alternate roles with each performance.
Femme
Tues 5, 7:45pm | Wed 6, 7:10pm | Tues 12, 7:45pm | Wed 13, 9:05pm (45 mins)
The Helix
$5
Created by Romi Kupfer, With Sinéad Jolliffe, Janel Gibson, Piper Huynh and Sophia Riozzi
Femme, a not so ladylike rendition of life as a female. The MUST Container Festival
2014 brings you an exploration of life through the female lens. These four performers
flesh out everyday concerns, following each character’s different experience in life,
from relationships and self-esteem to expectations and sex. An enjoyable, raw and
truthful performance that will bring you laughs and appreciate the awful times just
as well. Get ready for an honest rendition of how females think, act and experience daily life!
Galactic Goose
Mon 11, 9:15pm | Tues 12, 9:40pm | Wed 13, 8:45pm (40 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Can your life get any better? Sure can. Feel like you’re missing something? Kick your
emptiness right in the balls and feel the rush with Galactic Goose. This band is totally
life plus and you’ll feel better for it. Melodic guitar parts, funk bass, groovy drums meet
rock and softer mellow acoustic jams in this holy faith.
ONE TIME OFFER: A hand-crafted, fully operational, 99% fat-free guitar solo will be
provided at the show, with a stage dive to match. Come for an irresistibly rocking good
time, leave fresher than the Prince of Bel-Air.
Gale Force Wins!!! The HUBBA HUBBA Edition
Mon 4, 8pm | Mon 11, 6pm (50 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Presented by 6”, Uncut, Written and performed by Jack Beeby, Produced by Anastasia Ryan
Turn off your TV. This shit is reality.
6”, Uncut proudly presents a whole new level of live, interactive game show nightmare,
presented by former Coonawarra Community News weather girl and zero-time Gold
Logie nominee, Gale Force. The points are worthless. The questions are nonsense. The prizes are kinda shitty. Are you feeling lucky? Batten down the hatches! There’s a Gale a’blowin’!
Gale Force Wins!!!—Up Close and Personal
Thurs 7, 5:45pm | Wed 13, 5:45pm | Fri 15, 7:20pm (50 mins)
$5
Presented by 6”, Uncut, Written and performed by Jack Beeby, Produced by Anastasia Ryan
Turn off your TV. This shit is reality.
6”, Uncut proudly presents a whole new level of live, interactive game show nightmare.
But this time, the doors are locked. Share an intimate and revealing evening with
zero-time Gold Logie nominee Gale Force, as you’ve never seen her before. The gloves
are off, the claws are out, and this time there’s a lot more at stake...
How to Look Good (For Boys)
Mon 11, 6:50pm | Tues 12, 8:30pm | Thurs 14, 7:40pm and 8:40pm (10 mins)
The Muse
$2
Written and performed by Mitchell Whelan
Aren’t you tired of not being able to put the ‘hot’ in ‘hot mess’? Hey fellas, I have the
solution. In this 10 minute intensive session I will revolutionise the man you see in the
mirror from top to tail. Teaching important beauty techniques, How to Look Good (For Boys) is a delightful tutorial that covers all the essential tips on how to look good.
I guarantee this session will make you totally reassess your perception of beauty.
HUB Vinyl Party
Mon 4, 9pm | Thurs 7, 9pm (up to 2 hrs)
The HUB
FREE
Spun by Brendan Jellie
Have you noticed how vinyl LPs are coming back into fashion? Did you buy anything
on Record Store Day? Bring it along and dance away in a fun night of Container Festival madness! Listen to your favourite tracks the way they were originally pressed with
DJ BJ as he gets back behind the decks and revives the art of spinning LPs.
Introducing Charlie-Jane
Fri 8, 6:45pm and 8:55pm | Thurs 14, 9pm (25 mins)
The Muse
$5
Written and performed by Chido Mwaturura
Introducing Charlie-Jane tells the story of a young lady from the perspective of her
alter ego. Join Charlie-Jane as she tells the stories of her adventures (and misadventures) with a satirical real-fantasy feel. From the good-old high school days through
to the exciting time of the beginning of university. Think stand-up comedy, meets
theatre, meets dance-party, meets have a good time.
Is it Okay to Tame a Shrew Today?
Tues 5, 8:30pm | Wed 6, 7pm | Fri 8, 8:25pm | Wed 13, 8:40pm Fri 15, 6:40pm (20 mins)
The Muse
$5
Created by Sarah McCormick, Justin Gardam and Rachel Fegan
What do you do when a play written by one of the world’s most famous playwrights
promotes a patriarchal society in which women bow to their husbands? Can The Taming of the Shrew be performed in such a way as to not be perceived as sexist? Is it Okay to Tame a Shrew Today? is here to find out! There will be acting, searching and laughter, and you may or may not find your answer.
The Ivory Closet, OR, The Life and Times of a Bisexual Coat
Wed 6, 8:15pm | Fri 8, 6:05pm | Mon 11, 6:10pm | Wed 13, 9:10pm (30 mins)
The Muse
$5
Created by Justin Jones Li, Performed by Isabelle Willis, Matthew Portelli and Kirstie Dinning
Mr Appleby is stuck in the ivory closet, but it might as well be made of glass. It’s not
that Amanda can read her boss like a book, or even that he has a visibly unhealthy
obsession with Lord Carlton. It’s just that he’ll never own up to being a snobbish,
judgemental prude. Of course, when everyone else is an uncultured, horny gossip,
one should be free to be as snobbish, prudish and judgemental as one likes. But if Mr
Appleby is to convince everyone of this shining truth, he must firstly emerge from the ivory closet.
Jackson Guo—Stand-Up
Mon 11, 8pm | Thurs 14, 6:15pm | Fri 15, 6:05pm (20 mins)
The Muse
$5 Ever met an engineer who is also a comedian? Neither has Jackson, but that’s not
stopping him from trying. Why don’t you come on down and watch Jackson construct
more than just poorly engineered puns? Imagine the culmination of all your bad luck
and then multiply that by 10 and square the product, then lump its occurrence into
one year. It can’t be possible to have such misfortune can it? But it can, and you’ll be
mesmerised by tears like he was–hopefully in a different sense.
MACHO (Monash A Cappella Choir)
Tues 12, 6pm | Wed 13, 6pm (25 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Monash A Cappella Choir (MACHO) is a student-run choir. With member-generated
performance arrangements, you can look out for some fun tunes like Runaround Sue,
Cups and Love Is An Open Door! Come down to The HUB and get Pitch Perfect with us.
MACHO (Monash A Cappella Choir) Up Close and Personal
Wed 6, 8:30pm | Fri 15, 6pm (25 mins)
$5
Monash A Cappella Choir (MACHO) is a student-run choir. With member-generated
performance arrangements, you can look out for some fun tunes like Runaround Sue,
Cups and Love Is An Open Door! Come down to The HUB and get Pitch Perfect with us,
up close and personal.
Magical Thoughts
Mon 4, 8:20pm | Tues 5, 7:20pm | Mon 11, 7:30pm | Tues 12, 6:20pm
Wed 13, 8:45pm (15 mins)
The Quirk
$2
With Hugo Ménard
Forget about top hats, dove-appearing acts and fast-talking magicians. This is a
close-up card magic show, where the nonsense is believable and the cards are touchable. Ideas and concepts will stimulate your brain. You can see with your own eyes and
believe with your own heart.
Magical Thoughts—An Up Close and Personal Taster
Thurs 7, 7pm–9pm | Fri 15, 7pm–9pm (Sessions 5 mins pp)
miniMUST
$2 at the miniMUST door. No bookings
With Hugo Ménard
Forget about top hats, dove-appearing acts and fast-talking magicians. This is an intimate one-on-one close-up card magic show taster, where the nonsense is believable and the cards are touchable.
Mannix Mystery Night—Variety Showcase
Mon 11, 7pm (2 hrs)
The HUB
FREE
Curated by Emily Stokes
Have you ever wondered what happens on the other side of Wellington Road? Does Mannix College even exist? Join us in an evening of song, dance and a showcase
of talent as we unravel and expose the performing abilities of Mannix College students. For the first time ever, Mannix students will take to the MUST stage performing
a variety of acts from singing to dancing, flute quartets to rock bands, and anything in between.
Masquerade
Tues 5, 9:25pm | Mon 11, 7:55pm | Wed 13, 7:25pm | Thurs 14, 6:55pm (25 mins)
The Quirk
$5
Written and directed by Katie Humphreys, Performed by Ruth Anna Spencer, Beth
Paterson, Tom Bunnett and Piper Huynh
Masquerade is a theatre piece that explores the social masks we wear in a physicalised form. Combining elements of Commedia dell’Arte, improvisation and physical
theatre, Masquerade sets out to challenge why we as humans feel the need to mask
our true selves in our everyday lives.
Match Girls
Mon 4, 6:45pm and 8:40pm | Tues 5, 6:10pm | Wed 6, 6:20 pm Thurs 14, 6:10pm (35 mins)
The Helix
$5
Written by Ephiny Gale, Directed by Zahra Shah, Performed by Maria Roitman, Nicola Mason and Stefi Kowalewski
Two burnt to death. One burned others. Lose your hands, lose your sight, lose your
freedom. Sit in the ashes and light a match. Save the children, save your daughter,
save yourself. Not everyone succeeds. History is written by the victors. Take a breath.
Light a candle. Blow.
Melbourne Mindscapes
Fri 8, 5:30pm | Fri 15, 5:30pm (20 mins)
The Muse
$5
Written by Ashfaq Hanas, Directed by Wolf Heidecker, Featuring Raghav G, Snigdha G
and Deepa K
Pumped-up and raring to go, or is lethargy setting in? Confused about your mood?
Why not look out of the window and let the weather decide. Melbourne Mindscapes
portrays the effect of the ever-changing Melbourne weather on our moods. A group
of students, who find themselves bright and motivated one sunny morning, transcend
into lethargy and resentment as the day progresses on, with unexpected weather conditions that result in unexpected mood swings. A comical take on what Melbournians
call ‘a day’!
The Mendolin
Thurs 7, 6:10pm | Thurs 14, 7pm (40 mins)
The HUB
FREE
With Brendan Smith and Rupert Harvey
The Mendolin will entertain you with a variety of tunes from the wide world of traditional, Celtic and bluegrass music. Their set also includes a couple original compositions that can best be described as ambient folk. Enjoy a musical journey across the globe with this dynamic duo.
Mesmerize
Mon 4, 7:45pm | Thurs 7, 6:45pm | Mon 11, 7:25pm (40 mins)
$5
With Beth Auhl, Madeleine Magetti and Clary Riven
Mesmerize—a new devised cabaret in which three women’s struggles for stardom and
success are told through movement, spoken word and song. The Container Festival
presents three Bachelor of Performing Arts students in their cabaret and independent
devising debut. From our backgrounds in ballet, musical theatre, and theatrical training, our performances will explore the comical highs and serious lows of making it as
an actor. We will take you through our stories of the harsh yet inexplicably alluring
industry that is ‘Show Business’.
MoJO @ The Container Festival (Monash Jazz Orchestra)
Tues 12, 8:10pm (70 mins)
The HUB
FREE
MoJO (Monash Jazz Orchestra) are the Philharmonic Society’s Jazz Band and are fast
developing a name for themselves as one of the best big bands on campus, performing
regularly on campus and at a range of packed out gigs at some of Melbourne’s best
jazz clubs.
Monash Disney Society’s “Le Grand Debate!”
Tues 12, 6:40pm (70 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Do you like sliced bread? Well, the Disney debate is gonna be ten times better than
that! Disney will be tangled in the world of debate and defrost your frozen wintery
hearts. Capture the enchantment in this fantasmic debate debacle. There will be
laughs, there will be words, there will be argumentation, and most likely a Disney song
at some stage. If Cinderella can find her true love at a ball, imagine what you could
find at an event like this. All it takes is faith and trust–so let your conscience be your
guide, and come enjoy the magic!!
MUST DJ Battle
Tues 5, 9pm (up to 2 hrs)
The HUB
FREE 2 DJs. 1 Stage. 1 Winner. DJs Brendan Jellie and Chris Palmer go head to head in a
battle of old and new. Spinning vinyl and classics Brendan will take on Chris and
his contemporary pop hits in a night that is sure to get you dancing. Whether it’s the
rhythms of the past or the bass of now, MUST’s DJ Battle has something for everyone.
Bring your dancing shoes and prepare for the pop music battle to end all pop music
battles. Whose side will you be on?
Naked: An Exploration of Vulnerability
Mon 4, 6:15pm | Thurs 7, 8:15pm | Fri 8, 7:05pm | Mon 11, 6:55pm Wed 13, 9:15pm (25 mins)
The Quirk
$5
Written and performed by Jess Gonsalvez
There is great risk in stripping away your layers to let other people truly see you. But what is the greater risk: revealing one’s body, or one’s experiences, fears, hopes
and regrets? This excruciatingly intimate performance doesn’t have the answers, but it hopes that you might.
Naked With Hats
Mon 4, 7:15pm | Thurs 7, 8:15pm (30 mins)
The HUB
FREE
With Fiona Steele and Charisse Seymour
A genre-hopping acoustic folk rock band whom you may find covering anything from Justin Bieber to Led Zeppelin to Simon and Garfunkel. Originals also included!
Old School Glamour / Hollywood Decay
Interactive Collages
The HUB
FREE
By provoking artist Ryan Pola, collaborating artists–all of us!
We invite you to build upon the themes of Ryan Pola’s work in Dark Paradises: notoriety, seduction, consumerism, dreams and desire; and contribute to the evolution of these evocative public collages in The HUB, throughout the festival.
(See also Dark Paradises)
Open Day Activities
Sun 3, 10am–4pm
The HUB, The Helix, The Muse, The Quirk and rooms around campus
(info available at The HUB and the containers)
FREE–go straight to the venue
A selection of festival performances in the containers–feel free to drop by!
Open rehearsals of upcoming MUST productions:
The Velveteen Rabbit; A New Cabaret—in The HUB
Softly Pouting While Walking Into Breezes—The West Cellar Rm, Campus Centre
Nightmareville—The Rehearsal Rm, basement, Campus Centre
Outliers
Fri 1, (during launch) open on and off 6pm–10pm | Mon 4, 5:30pm–9pm Tues 5, 6pm–9pm | Fri 8, 6:15pm–9pm | Wed 13, 5:30pm–9pm Thurs 14, 5:30pm–9pm (Sessions 5 mins+ pp)
miniMUST
$2 at the miniMUST door–No bookings
Created by Marty Shlansky
Have you ever wondered what secrets a stranger has? What’s extraordinary in the
world around you? If you peel back the veneer, what lies beneath? This installation invites you to make explorations of others and yourself, and to witness the hidden world
of the creator’s community. Outliers looks beyond the external to find boundaries of
truth vs lies, reality vs fantasy, individuals vs society, us vs them. It combines documentary with fiction to find the amazing in the everyday, and to push the question of how we perceive others to the forefront.
Papa G and The Starcats
Fri 8, 9:35pm | Thurs 14, 9:15pm (60 mins)
The HUB
FREE
After starting up in early 2013, Papa G and The Starcats have been playing round the
Melbourne traps with a sound described as “Robert Glasper x funky soul”. They had a
residency at Ding Dong Lounge in October with soul legend Vince Peach on the decks,
were invited to play at the Inca Roads Music Festival late in 2013, and have played
at other iconic Melbourne venues such as the Evelyn Hotel. Their grooves delve into
reggae, latin, and take great inspiration from people like Charles Bradley and the
Menahan Street Band. One thing’s for sure with this band: when Papa G counts in, The Starcats will be there to funk shit up.
Persona
Mon 4, 8:45pm | Tues 5, 9:10pm | Wed 6, 9pm | Thurs 7, 7:25pm | Fri 8, 7:25pm Tues 12, 8:50pm | Fri 15, 7.15pm (50 mins)
The Muse
$5
Adapted and directed by Sam Barrett from the Ingmar Bergman film, Performed by Emma Catherine Hall and Hannah Monson, Composition and sound design by Christopher de Groot
Elizabeth, a successful actress, mysteriously stops speaking one night during a performance. A plucky young nurse accompanies her to a beachside retreat to work through
this strange crisis. The two women form a bond and enjoy an idyllic, quiet existence in which nurse Alma even confesses her deepest secrets to Elizabeth.
The world they have built begins to crumble, as they both become aware of the intricate masks they wear. The seclusion forces the women to drop these masks and to confront the disturbing truth of what lies beneath them.
Personalesque
Mon 11, 6pm–9:30pm (Sessions 5–7 mins pp)
miniMUST
$2 at the miniMUST door—No bookings
Performed by Anna Burley / Ira Luxuria
Viewing burlesque, as well as performing it, creates and requires something of a
magical distance between performer and audience to allow fantasies of glamour to
play out. In the blind spots between stage lighting and audience seating, we can’t be
entirely sure that both parties are seeing each other for what they really are. What if
we eschewed this for five minutes? In a short experiment, you and I will perform our
roles as voyeur and spectacle face-to-face. I’m Anna, I’m also sometimes burlesque
dancer Ira Luxuria. I do sexy dances for big crowds, but not tonight.
PhilosoRAPtors: The New Rap Experience
Tues 5, 8:15pm | Wed 6, 6pm | Fri 8, 7pm | Tues 12, 8:25pm Thurs 14, 6:50pm (40 mins)
$5
Created and performed by Alana Coventry and Lucinda Walravens
“I thought the only rapping white women could do was of Christmas presents–boy was
I wrong!”–Reformed Sexist.
Alana Coventry and Lucinda Walravens are: The PhilosoRAPtors. Emerging from the
gritty streets of Melbourne Suburbia and the social backwaters of the Peninsula, The PhilosoRAPtors are here to challenge the middle class and raise educated hell.
They got the beats, they know the streets, these kids got a new RAP perspective. Revolutionising the RAP genre with their humour and intellectual passion, Jay-Z got nothin’
on them*.
*except years of experience and a successful career.
Poltergeist
Tues 5, 6pm | Wed 6, 6pm | Thurs 7, 9:10pm | Mon 11, 9pm | Wed 13, 7:40pm Fri 15, 9pm (50 mins)
The Muse
$5
Written and performed by Paul Culliver
Paul didn’t believe in ghosts. Until the night that he met one. Using all of the pop-culture references, meta humour and spooky ghost noises at his disposal, Paul would like to tell you the story of that one night in Brighton, UK when the paranormal came
out to play.
Psychedelic Rainbow Cat Girl + VJ Vajazzle
Wed 6, 9pm | Wed 13, 9:40pm (60 mins)
The HUB
FREE
With Georgie Haberfield and Kat Appleby
Psychedelic Rainbow Cat Girl is a living art piece, created to express the ultra-ego of
KaTgirl in true drag queenian style. Wallowing in the fine tradition of drag, dancing to
her music is an audio-visual orgy of the most outrageous fun possible in public in an
hour. VJ Vajazzle compiles the weirdest, wackiest and most wonderful sights to entertain and delight the dance floor. Featuring the most spectacular fashion and styling,
the pair take on the dreary and conservative and replace it with freedom, fun and
sparkles. Leave your inhibitions at the door and dance your way to debauchery.
Quizoola!
Mon 11, 5:30pm–10pm
(Durational piece. Stay as long as you wish, entry and exit every 10 mins)
The Helix
$2 at the container door–No bookings
With Callum Dale and Joseph Brown
In this intriguing and engaging piece of endurance theatre, Joseph Brown and Callum
Dale interrogate one another with over 2000 questions ranging from trivial to personal, philosophical to mundane and everything in between. This unique show exhibits
extreme changes in atmosphere as the mood of the piece alters with the questions and emotions of the performers.
Quizzes and Quests
Wed 6, 6pm (up to 2 hours)
The HUB
FREE
Hosted by Ryan Miller and Samuel Reich
Come along to a trivia night unlike anything you’ve played before. The night will test
not only your knowledge, but also your skill, stamina, wit and daring in a series of questions and challenges. Bring your friends, and enjoy yourself.
Red Lantern Colony
Fri 8, 7pm | Wed 13, 7:30pm | Fri 15, 9:30pm (60 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Emerging from the Monash musical realm, Red Lantern Colony will be serving up
some of the finest in experimental post-rock, with overtones of jazz, metal and electronic music. Due to their imperialist nature, some sets will include additional horns
to blast this spacey outfit to Warp 5 speed. Red Lantern Colony push their musical
boundaries to deliver a reflective, intense and confusing musical performance to
bewilder and excite audiences. Featuring: Daniel Tsang (Violin), Tim Chambers (Bass),
Daniel Cooper (Guitar) and Tom Waltrich (Drums).
Reflections of Light—Visual Art
Weather depending, weeknights throughout the festival after dark till 10PM
Outdoors, on the surface of the Menzies Building (Blg 11)
FREE
Created by Chris Uber
Light allows us to see our reflections, indeed all we see are reflections of light in the
world around us. Reflections of Light is a reflection of the topics on the minds of students, presented through light and colour onto the world around us. Taking responses
from university students across Melbourne, we have shaped and explored what’s
really on our minds through colour and form, presented on strikingly unconventional
canvases (hint: look up).
Res Entertainment Showcase
Tues 5, 6pm–9pm
Where: The HUB
FREE
Curated by Nicola Grear, Chido Mwaturura and Edan Goodall
Res Entertainment Showcase is a night presented and created by, with and for the students of the Monash Halls of Residence. Res is brimming with performance talent and
tonight is all about exposing these gifts! Think live music, a variety of performances of
different styles, dancing, food and refreshing beverages, a relaxed and chilled environment and above all local talent!
Re-verie
Tues 12, 6:10pm | Wed 13, 8:10pm | Thurs 14, 7pm Fri 15, 6:10pm and 8:15pm (45 mins)
The Helix
$5
Performed by Tom Molyneux, Directed by Anna Nalpantidis
Building upon one-on-one interviews of people’s recurring dreams and nightmares,
this multi-form performance work is a live investigation into the psyches and dreamscapes of others. Following the success of Unforgettable at the 2013 Container Festival,
Tom Molyneux returns with an audio-sensory, verbatim piece that permits the audience to enter a realm that ordinarily remains forbidden–the world of dreams.
Scattershot
Mon 4, 8:50pm | Wed 6, 7:40pm | Thurs 7, 8:50pm | Fri 8, 6:10pm
Thurs 14, 9:10pm (40 mins)
The Quirk
$5
Written and directed by James O’Donoghue, Performed by Tara Dowler and Aidan Kyval, Featuring artwork by Aidan Kyval, Aislinn Murray, Alana Coventry, Carla Scotto,
Haydyn Jones, James O’Donoghue, Mimi Petrakis, Stephanie Dimitriou, Tara Dowler
and Zoe Dove.
Emma and Edmund’s relationship was built on close encounters, chance meetings and
missed connections. For some reason they just kept running into each other. Edmund
thought it was a sign, Emma thought that was ridiculous. They both think they are
meant to be together. Then they break up. Then they get lonely and get back together.
Then they break up again. A pair of twenty-somethings stuck in a cycle of love and
heartbreak. Each performance the story of their relationship will be told through ten
scenes, performed in a random order created by the audience.
Serenade II: The Piano Strikes Back
Tues 5, 7:30pm | Mon 11, 8:15pm | Tues 12, 6:55pm (35 mins)
$5
Performed by Sophie Jevons and Bec Whiting
Last year, we brought a piano to life, and serenaded you with it. This year, the piano’s
gone AWOL. A fresh look at cabaret presented by two girls who really can’t play a set
of keys. So, we’ve found some intimate instruments to cruelly misuse for your entertainment. Disclaimer: we harmed many violins in the making of this piece.
Shadows
Wed 6, 8:30pm | Fri 8, 9:15pm | Mon 11, 8:35pm | Tues 12, 7.45pm Fri 15, 7:10pm (45 mins)
The Quirk
$5
Written by Tara Calaby, Directed by Ephiny Gale, Performed by Maria Roitman, Victoria Brown and Lauren O’Dwyer
The Black Death. The Blitz. The clone conflict. So many dead. Survival never comes
free, and blame is always subjective. Italy, 1630, the full force of the plague: Catherina has tried to save her family, but doing so has cost her everything. London, 1941, a bomb shelter: Irene’s husband is off at war, but their love story is far from conventional. Melbourne, the future: the clones have malfunctioned, and Regan doesn’t know who she can trust–perhaps not even herself. These women
are still alive–for now–and some confessions can only come out of the shadows.
Shakespeare Night 2.0
Sat 9, 6:30pm–10:30pm (doors open from 6pm)
The HUB
$8
Curated by Alex Beyer and Ryan Miller
Following last year’s successful event, The Monash Shakespeare Company is returning again with Shakespeare Night 2.0, another evening full of Shakespeare-themed
events and performances. Packed with vibrant and exciting pieces from a variety of
mediums and artforms including trivia, readings, performances, dancing, visual art
and poetry.
The Skeleton Women
Tues 5, 6:45pm | Wed 13, 7:45pm | Thurs 14, 7:45pm (35 mins)
$5
Created and Performed by Tara Dowler and Elizabeth Brennan
Waves crash over my mistreated frame. Heart beats in time to the crunch of vengeful
footsteps in the snow. We meet our ends at the hands of our captors. Voiceless are we, daughters us both. The Skeleton Women is a new theatrical work exploring life,
death, entrapment, love, murder and betrayal in the Inuit folktale The Skeleton Woman and the legend of Icelandic murderess Agnes Magnúsdóttir. Interspersed with original music, The Skeleton Women is a sometimes chilling, at other times heartening intermingling of two stories that both begin with a wilful murder: the making of infamous legends.
Stories of Us
Mon 4, 6:10pm | Tues 5, 9:15pm | Wed 6, 9:25pm | Fri 8, 6:20pm Wed 13, 6pm (25 mins)
The Helix
$5
Written and directed by Chris Edwards, featuring a rotating cast which includes Ariadne Sgouros, James Malcher, Joseph Brown, Jordan Broadway, Sarah Branton, Niamh
Hassett, Natesha Somasundaram and Mark Paguio
Two performers are each handed a script as they walk on stage. In it lies the complete
history of a relationship–only they don’t know whose relationship, as they’ve never
seen the script before. They have no idea where they are going; only that it will take
them from meet-cute to end-ugly, or maybe the other way around. There are two sides
to every story, and every relationship has a lifetime worth. Well maybe not literally a
lifetime, but there are definitely quite a few. Like twelve, maybe. Regardless, in the end
they are the Stories of Us.
Tara Leigh Dowler—Acoustic
Thurs 14, 6pm | Fri 15, 6pm (45 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Tara Leigh Dowler is an award-winning singer-songwriter and rock musician. Noted
for her charismatic presence onstage, her passion has opened up many doors, including opportunities to have her music featured on television, in independent film and live
theatre. Tara will be performing a selection of original songs and rewired favourites.
TEASE—Burlesque
Mon 4, 9:25pm | Fri 8, 9pm | Tues 12, 9:20pm (50 mins)
$8
Curated by Anna Burley, featuring Natalie Bridge, Beth Auhl, Trelawney Edgar and
Laura Steel
Monash’s finest new burlesque talents are coming out to make you squeal in one
delightful evening of TEASE. If you’ve never experienced the madness and magic of
a burlesque show, enter a world of pin-up princesses and stage goddesses who make
every movement count. Newcomers to the craft are bringing fresh ideas to classic
strip tease, inspired by burlesque queens such as Gypsy Rose Lee, Tempest Storm
and Bettie Page. Burlesque is a tantalising form of cabaret and exotic dance that has
thrilled audiences of all genders for a hundred years. Come and find out why!
(See also UNEASE)
Touch On, Touch Off, and Getting Out of Touch
Mon 4, 6pm | Fri 8, 8pm | Tues 12, 6pm | Wed 13, 6:50pm (45 mins)
The Garland—The Cabaret Club $5
Created and performed by Jacinta Anderson, Kristiane Burri and Luis Viota, with musicians Miles Bedford, Ariella Gordon, Alex Dehn and support from Mikiah Lawrence
This may seem like your ordinary train ride. Same smelly and slightly soiled seats.
Same ticket inspector ready to devour your soul. Same person listening to Gangnam
Style without their earphones. Except… it’s not. This carriage is hijacked and you might
have to–heaven forbid–TALK to the people around you. It’s pure madness! We’re
bringing the “public” back to public transport. A cabaret ride filled with all of the song,
dance and anecdotal probing that can turn this train off its rails. If you can’t stand
ordinary train rides, we get it. But we think you might like this one.
The Triple F Bombs
Mon 4, 8:35pm | Wed 6, 7:45pm | Mon 11, 5:45pm | Wed 13, 8:30pm (35 mins)
$5
With Carla Scotto, Haydyn Jones and Vincent Brown
Daryl and Davo are identical twins with a dream. A dream to be world famous opera
singers, but their forklift-driving dad won’t have a bar of it. However, after being discovered by a sleazy talent agent, they finally achieve their goals. The boys soon discover that fame isn’t all it’s cracked up to be and lose their way. Come and
follow the story of two boys following a dream with a night of laughing, weeping, and obnoxiously loud singing.
Tuck in the Corners
Wed 13, 8pm | Thurs 14, 7:30pm | Fri 15, 9:25pm (30 mins)
The Quirk $5
Written and directed by Joseph Brown, Performed by Nicola Grear and Jonny Dutaillis
The play tells the story of a young couple whose relationship has disintegrated. In the
midst of the final removal of the other from each of their lives, questions emerge; questions of infidelity, the purpose of the physical and the real motives of loving someone.
The show considers the language we use and the words with which we choose to represent ourselves. The true intent of a person is not in the words they use, but how much
of themselves they put into those words. The audience will witness the piece twice,
with the actors swapping roles.
UNEASE
Wed 6, 9:10pm | Wed 13, 9:20pm | Fri 15, 9:20pm (50 mins)
$8
Curated by Anna Burley, Performed by Trelawney Edgar, Tara Dowler and Beth Auhl
Inside every woman is the potential for glamour… and also the potential for something
much stranger. This neo-burlesque showcase is going to give you something different
to the beauty of a classic, glittery burlesque performance. Welcome to a world of weird
women, gory girls, freaky flashers and saucy loudmouths. Welcome to UNEASE.
(See also TEASE)
The Wanton Shillelaghs—Celtic Band
Fri 8, 6pm | Fri 15, 7pm (45 mins)
The HUB
FREE
Drawing on the diverse cultural background for which Melbourne is renowned, The Wanton Shillelaghs are united by a love of Celtic music and a shared exile to
Monash’s Clayton Campus. Their performances have been lauded by young and old,
local and Irish expatriate alike for their energetic propagation of the Celtic tradition.
Writer’s Block—A Preview Performance
Tues 5, 6pm | Thurs 7, 8:25pm | Tues 12, 7:45pm | Thurs 14, 8:35pm (30 mins)
$5
Written by Bayne Bradshaw, Directed by Sarah Seal, Musical Direction & Composition
by William Yates, Performed by Luke Evans, Niamh Hassett, Bianca Millar, Tyson
Collins, William Glowrey on Keys and Jolon D’Amore on Guitar
Writer’s Block is a new musical by Bayne Bradshaw and William Yates, detailing the
story of Jack White, a young, prodigal composer who pens a musical about his grandfather’s time in the Vietnam War. Along the way, Jack begins to descend into madness
as parallels are drawn between the real world and that of his musical. His infuriation
grows towards the surrounding world and those in his life who fail to “understand”. An immersive cabaret performance, The Container Festival will present a preview of what will become a fully staged show.
Y2CRAY
Tues 5, 7:45pm | Wed 6, 6:05pm | Tues 12, 9:20pm | Wed 13, 6:10pm
Fri 15, 8:45pm (30 mins)
The Quirk $5
Created and performed by Annie Louey and Natesha Somasundaram
There are 7 billion people too many. Gluten is being outlawed. The planet’s quino
a supplies are depleted. You can print a tiny shoe for $2500. The future is now. Tesh and Annie are here to hold your hand (and other appendages) as humanity stumbles through an el Niño of emojis, Google Glasses and Kimye. After selling out shows
at the Container Festival last year, Annie Louey returns with Natesha Somasundaram
making her sketch comedy debut in “literally the most incredible feat coined by humans since the loose change menu at Maccas”–Kimye.
You Had To Be There—Visual Art
The HUB
FREE
Created by Alana Coventry
Most of the people in my family are stories. There’s the woman who rides a bicycle up
and down Italy selling salt on the black market. A man conscripted into the air force,
who finishes training as the war ends. A husband and wife who meet at a refugee
camp, and learn how to deep sea walk. And a girl who does ad work in a country where nobody owns a television. You Had To Be There is an attempt to be a part of these stories. To understand the people I never met and the people I love, before they met me.
Friday 01/08—Opening Night!
The HUB
6pm–late
Festival Launch Showcase and Opening Night Party!
Featuring an impressive line-up of festival artists, guests will get a sneak preview of the diverse work on offer, meet the artists and enjoy a sensational party!
miniMUST
6pm–10pm Outliers (Sessions 5 mins+ pp)
The Helix
8pm–9pm
10pm–11pm The Satellites 5:30pm–10pm
The Satellites 5:30pm–10pm
Reflections of Light
Tuesday 05/08
10 Minute Dance Parties
5pm
6pm–9pm
9pm
Good vibes, music & art
Res Entertainment Showcase
MUST DJ Battle (2 hrs)
(10 mins each)
miniMUST
6pm–9pm
Outliers (Sessions 5 mins+ pp)
The Garland 6pm
6:45pm
7:30pm
8:15pm
9:10pm
Writer’s Block–A Preview Performance (30 mins)
The Skeleton Women (35 mins)
Serenade II (35 mins)
PhilosoRAPtors: The New Rap Experience (40 mins)
Cabaret Fortune Cookie (50 mins)
The Helix
6:10pm
7:05pm
7:45pm
8:40pm
9:15pm
Match Girls (35 mins)
Dank Beats, Airtight Barrels (25 mins)
Femme (45 mins)
A Children’s Tragedy (20 mins)
Stories of Us (25 mins)
The Quirk
6:05pm
6:45pm
7:20pm
7:45pm
8:30pm
9:25pm
Basket Case (30 mins)
The Execution (25 mins)
Magical Thoughts (15 mins)
Y2CRAY (30 mins)
Dearly (45 mins)
Masquerade (25 mins)
The Muse
6pm
7pm
7:40pm
8:30pm
9:10pm
Poltergeist (50 mins)
Absurd-ish (30 mins)
101: AVGKPOP (40 mins)
Is it Okay to Tame a Shrew Today? (20 mins)
Persona (50 mins)
6:30pm–10:30pm Comics at Clayton
Saturday 03/08—Monash Open Day!
The HUB
10am–4pm
Open Rehearsal for MUST’s The Velveteen Rabbit, A New Cabaret
The Helix
10am–4pm
A selection of open Container Festival performances
The Quirk
10am–4pm A selection of open Container Festival performances
The Muse
10am–4pm
A selection of open Container Festival performances
The Satellites 10am–4pm
Open Rehearsal for MUST’s Softly Pouting While Walking Into Breezes–The West Wing Cellar Room, Campus Centre
10am–4pm
Open Rehearsal for MUST’s Nightmareville–The Rehearsal Room in the basement, Campus Centre
Monday 04/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
7:15pm 8pm 9pm
BJ’s Bingo Bonanza (60 mins)
Naked With Hats—band (30 mins)
Gale Force Wins!!! The HUBBA HUBBA Edition (50 mins)
HUB Vinyl Party (2 hrs)
miniMUST
5:30pm–9pm
A Concerta-d Effort (30 mins)
Elliot Roberts Tells Jokes (?) (20 mins)
Persona (50 mins)
The HUB
Saturday 02/08
The HUB
The Muse
6:20pm
7pm
8pm
8:45pm The Garland 6pm
7pm 7:45pm
8:35pm 9:25pm
Touch On, Touch Off and Getting Out of Touch (45 mins)
An Englishman (35 mins)
Mesmerize (40 mins)
The Triple F Bombs (35 mins)
TEASE–Burlesque (50 mins)
The Helix
6:10pm
6:45pm
7:30pm–8.30pm
8:40pm
9:25pm
10 Minute Dance Parties (10 mins each)
Match Girls (35 mins) Repeat Performance
The Quirk
6:15pm
6:50pm
7:25pm
8:20pm
8:50pm Naked: An Exploration of Vulnerability (25 mins)
Colossal Impro (45 mins)
Scattershot (40 mins)
Wednesday 06/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
8:10pm
9pm
10pm
Quizzes and Quests–
a Trivia Night (2 hrs)
Acoustic Session with Olivia Jade (30 mins)
Psychedelic Rainbow Cat Girl + VJ Vajazzle (60 mins)
Good vibes, music & art (till close)
miniMUST
7pm–9:15pm
Broadway on a Budget (Sessions 5 mins pp or couple)
The Garland 6pm
6:50pm
7:45pm
8:30pm
9:10pm
Chloë Violette in Concert (45 mins)
MACHO (Monash A Cappella Choir)–Up Close and Personal (25 mins)
UNEASE–Burlesque (50 mins)
The Helix
6:20pm
7:10pm
8:10pm–9:10pm
9:25pm
Femme (45 mins)
10 Minute Dance Parties (10 mins)
The Quirk
6:05pm
6:45pm
7:40pm
8:30pm
9:25pm
Y2CRAY (30 mins)
Shadows (45 mins)
The Muse
6pm
7pm
7:35pm 8:15pm
9pm
The Ivory Closet (30 mins)
Persona (50 mins)
Thursday 07/08
The HUB
5pm
6:10pm
7pm
8:15pm
9pm
The Mendolin–Celtic band (40mins)
BJ’s Pursuit of Trivia (60 mins)
Naked With Hats–band (30 mins)
HUB Vinyl Party (up to 2 hrs)
miniMUST
7pm–9pm
Magical Thoughts—An Up Close and Personal Taster (Sessions 5 mins pp)
The Garland 5.45pm
6.45pm
7.35pm
8.25pm
9.10pm
Gale Force Wins!!! Up Close and Personal (50 mins)
Mesmerize (40 mins)
The Helix
6:20pm
6:50pm
7:35pm 8:10pm
8:45pm
9:30pm
Del Reyality (20 mins)
A Children’s Tragedy (20 mins) Repeat Performance
Danception (30 mins)
Danception (30 mins) Repeat Performance
The Quirk
6:10pm
7:10pm
8:15pm
8:50pm
Dearly (45mins)
Naked: An Exploration of Vulnerability (25 mins)
The Muse
Persona (50 mins)
6:30pm
7:25pm 8:30pm
9:10pm
Friday 08/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
7pm
8:15pm
9:35pm
10:35pm Good vibes, music & art
The Wanton Shillelaghs–
Celtic band (45 mins)
Red Lantern Colony–band (60 mins)
The DIG Collective Does Cabaret (75 mins)
Papa G and The Starcats–band (60 mins)
miniMUST
6:15pm–9pm
The Garland 6pm
7pm
8pm 9pm
The Helix
6:20pm
6:55pm
7:30pm
8:15pm
9:05pm
The Quirk
6:10pm
7:05 pm
7:40pm
8:20pm
9:15pm
Shadows (45 mins)
The Muse
5:30pm
6:05pm
6:45pm
7:25pm 8:25pm
8:55pm
Melbourne Mindscapes (20 mins)
Introducing Charlie-Jane (25 mins)
Persona (50 mins)
Introducing Charlie-Jane (25 mins) Repeat Performance
Saturday 09/08
The HUB
6:30pm–10:30pm
(doors open from 6pm) Shakespeare Night 2.0
An evening full of Shakes-
peare-themed events and performances.
Monday 11/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
7pm
9:15pm
10pm
Gale Force Wins!!! The HUBBA HUBBA Edition (50 mins)
Mannix Mystery Night–Variety Showcase (2 hrs)
Galactic Goose–band (40 mins)
miniMUST
6pm–9:30pm
Personalesque (Sessions 5–7 mins pp)
The Garland 5:45pm 6:30pm
7:25pm
8:15pm
9:05pm
Mesmerize (40 mins)
The Helix
5:30pm–10pm
Quizoola (Durational work (4.5 hrs) (entries/exits every 10 mins)
The Quirk
6pm
6:55pm
7:30pm
7:55pm
8:35pm
9:30pm Colossal Impro (45 mins)
Shadows (45 mins)
The Muse
6:10pm
6:50pm
7:10pm
8pm
8:30pm
9pm
How to Look Good (For Boys) (10 mins)
Jackson Guo—Stand-Up (20 mins)
Tuesday 12/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
6:40pm
8:10pm
9:40pm
10:20pm
MACHO (Monash A Cappella Choir) (25 mins)
Monash Disney Society’s “Le Grand Debate!” (70 mins)
MoJO–Monash Jazz Orchestra (70 mins)
miniMUST
7pm–9:30pm
Broadway on a Budget (Sessions 5 mins pp or couple)
The Garland 6pm
6:55pm
7:45pm
8:25pm
9:20pm
The Helix
6:10pm
7:10pm
7:45pm 8:40pm–9:40pm
Re-verie (45 mins)
Femme(45 mins)
The Quirk
Dearly (45 mins)
Shadows (45 mins)
Y2CRAY (30 mins)
6:20pm
6:50pm 7:45pm
8:40pm
9:20pm
The Muse
6:25pm
7:20pm
8pm
8:30pm
8:50pm
How to Look Good (For Boys) (10 mins)
Persona (50 mins)
Wednesday 13/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
6:40pm 7:30pm
8:45pm
9:40pm
10:40pm Good vibes, music & art
MACHO (Monash A Cappella Choir) (25 mins)
Acoustic Session with Olivia Jade (30 mins)
Psychedelic Rainbow Cat Girl + VJ Vajazzle (60 mins)
miniMUST
5:30pm–9pm
The Garland 5:45pm
6:50pm
7:45pm
8:30pm
9:20pm
Triple F Bombs (35 mins)
The Helix
6pm
6:35pm
7:05pm–7.55pm
8:10pm
9:05pm
Re-verie (45 mins)
Femme (45 mins)
The Quirk
6:10pm
6:50pm
7:25pm
8pm
8:45pm
9.15pm Y2CRAY (30 mins)
Tuck in the Corners (30 mins)
The Muse
6:20pm
7pm
7:40pm
8:40pm
9:10pm
Thursday 14/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
7pm
8pm
9:15pm
10:15pm
Tara Leigh Dowler–Acoustic (45 mins)
The Mendolin–Celtic band (40mins)
BJ’s Bingo Bonanza (60 mins)
Papa G and The Starcats–band (60 mins)
miniMUST
5:30pm–9pm
The Garland 6pm
6:50pm
7:45 pm
8:35pm
9:20pm
The Helix
6:10pm
7pm
8pm
8:45pm
9:30pm
Re-verie (45 mins)
The Quirk
6:20pm
6:55pm
7:30pm
8:10pm
9:10pm
The Muse
6:15pm
6:45pm
7:40pm
8pm
8:40pm
9pm
Jackson Guo–Stand-Up (20 mins)
How to Look Good (For Boys) (10mins) A Concerta-d Effort (30 mins)
How to Look Good (For Boys) (10 mins) Repeat Performance
Introducing Charlie-Jane (25 mins)
Friday 15/08
The HUB
5pm
6pm
7pm
8pm
9:30pm
10:30pm
Tara Leigh Dowler–Acoustic (45 mins)
The Wanton Shillelaghs–
Celtic band (45mins)
The DIG Collective Does Cabaret (75 mins)
miniMUST
7pm–9pm
Magical Thoughts—An Up Close and Personal Taster (Sessions 5 mins pp)
The Garland 6pm
6:35pm
7:20pm
8:20pm
9:20pm
MACHO (Monash A Cappella Choir)–Up Close and Personal (25 mins)
The Helix
6:10pm
7:10pm
7:40pm
8:15pm
9:15pm
Re-verie (45 mins)
Re-verie (45 mins) Repeat Performance
Dank Beats, Airtight Barrels
(25 mins)
The Quirk
Dearly (45 mins)
Shadows (45 mins)
Y2CRAY (30 mins)
6:15pm 7:10pm
8:05pm
8:45pm
9:25pm
The Muse
5:30pm
6:05pm
6:40pm
7:15pm
8:20pm
9pm
Melbourne Mindscapes (20 mins)
Jackson Guo–Stand-Up (20 mins)
Is it Okay to Tame a Shrew
Today? (20 mins)
Persona (50 mins)
Absurd-ish (30 mins) Poltergeist (50 mins)
Saturday 16/08
The HUB
6:30pm–10:30pm
(doors open at 6pm) Closing Gala Extravaganza
Featuring a selection of cabaret, burlesque, music, dance and comedy from across the Container Festival and beyond
The MUST Container Festival Team
Festival Coordinator
Ephiny Gale
Festival Co Curator
Yvonne Virsik (MUST Artistic Director)
Festival Co Curator
James McGuire
Artist Support, The Garland Benny Dimas
Festival Technical Manager Jason Lehane (MUST Technical Manager)
Festival Co Evening
Technical Manager
James Hogan
Festival Co Evening
Technical Manager
James O’Donoghue Festival Food Manager
Katie-Ann Baird
Festival Bar Manager
Kevin Turner
Festival Front of
House Managers
Tess Chappell and Nicholas Ringin
Festival HUB Manager
Hayley Toth
Festival Assistant
HUB Manager
Matthew Church
Festival Branding
and Artwork
Elizaveta Dilanyan
Festival Marketing and PR James McGuire, Tennessee Mynott-Rudland, Yvonne Virsik, Elizaveta Dilanyan
Festival Technical
and Bump in Support Brendan Jellie, Kevin Turner, Hayley Toth, James O’Donoghue, Jason Wridgway, James Hogan, Danny Delahunty, Marty Shlansky, Kate Brennan, Max Chappell, Lindsay Templeton, Rebecca Neeson, Jacinta Anderson, Zoe Dove, Alex Beyer, Angus Attwood, Chris Chosich, Joseph Brown, Cara Schelleman, Mark Wilson
Venue Stage Managers
Zoe Dove, Shaun Haney, Chris Chosich, Alex Beyer, Meaghan Lawrie, Oliver Bailey, Amber Bock, Stephanie Dimitriou, Krystal Gayton, Matt Alden, Edan Goodall, Catherine Leigh, Jason Wridgway, Lindsay Templeton
HUB Assistant
Stage Managers
Kate Brennan, Tash Milton, Jessica
McLaughlin Cafferty, Megan Allman, Max Chappell, Paul Wolovich, Paulo Cunha, Rejan Filippini, Tennessee Mynott-Rudland, Cara Schelleman, Florence Goh, Mikiah Lawrence, Jason Wridgway
Front of House, Hospitality Lauren Dreyar, Hayley Marlow, and General Volunteers Angus Attwood, Lisa Bradley, Trelawney Edgar, Kristi Kafcaloudis, Camille McGuire, Kate Brennan, Paulo Cunha, Kirstie Dinning, Hannah Woolston, Paul Wolovich, Tennessee Mynott-Rudland, Edan Goodall, Angus Lee, Kirsten Hood, Nick Madders, Megan Allman, Raine Lu, Sachini Wickramarachchi, Ronnie Yang, Muhammad Jadoon, David Kral, Florence Goh, Catherine Leigh, Aislinn Murray, Eleanor Murray, Sophie Jevons, Shannon Ly, Emily Shelmerdine, Jake Stewart, Charis Lee Kar Mern. And hundreds of wonderful artists!
TEASE—Burlesque
Thank yous
Chris Palmer; Monash University: David Copolov, Catherine
Goodman, Terry Hogan, Nick Stewart, Vladimir Prpich, Stuart Lees;
Diana Vivian, Isabelle Ho, Richard Simmons and Alex Ah-Mew from
Campus Centre management; Wayne Brundell, Arthur Brent, Trevor
Smith, Leo Hussey and Monash Security; Damien Boyle, Russell
Proud, Travis Hodgson, Michael Jewell and The Monash Academy
of Performing Arts; Lorna Grbin and Margaret Coates from Monash
Venues; Peter Condon, Andrew Foster, Mark Corea; Trisha Prpich
and Jonathan Brown from MRS; Joe’s Restaurant; glug.com; MSA: Lowan Sist; Stefanie Maccar and Jacqui Burchell from MSA
Volunteering; Tamsyn Cadd and Sir John’s Bar; James Grout and the
Wholefoods Collective; Will Wilsmore; Elizaveta Dilanyan, Essie Bohan and Kate Pullen from MSA Marketing; Kevin Eng and JML; Sie
Kerr, Sylvia Francisca, Sabbir Ahmed, Asher Cameron and Joanne
Breslin from MSA Finance; Ben Knight, Sarah Christie, Sinéad Colee
and MSA Exec; Blair Walker, Rebecca Redfern, Carolyn Carter, Stacey Graham and Jessie Humphrey from MSA Short Courses, Aranee
Ketheswaran; Artichoke and Whitebait; Guy Aldos, Sarah Walker,
Mark Wilson, Tennessee Mynott-Rudland, Nicola Grear, Rebecca
Neeson, Helen Nguyen, Tricia Ong, Brendan Jellie, Robert Reid,
Fleur Kilpatrick; Danny Delahunty and Attic Erratic; Jason Cramer
and Royal Wolf.
Getting to and from the Monash
Clayton Campus
By Public Transport
Any of the Dandenong, Pakenham or Cranbourne line trains will
take you to Huntingdale station where you can catch either the 630
or the 900 bus to the campus bus loop. The 601 bus service from/to
Huntingdale Station operates every four minutes between the hours
of 7am to 7pm between Huntingdale/Clayton campus.
These buses travel direct to the Clayton campus bus loop:
• 601–Huntingdale Station to Monash
• 630–Elwood to Monash
• 631–Waverly Gardens to Southland
• 691–Bayswater to Waverley Gardens
• 703–Blackburn to Middle Brighton
• 733–Box Hill to Oakleigh
• 737–Croydon to Monash
• 802/804/862–different routes between Dandenong and Chadstone
• 900–Rowville to Monash Caulfield
There are also several indirect routes.
For details on bus routes, frequencies, and train connections please
use this link: www.monash.edu.au/people/transport-parking/public/
Metlink’s journey planner has lots of useful information for planning
your trip: www.ptv.vic.gov.au/
Inter-campus travel by shuttle
The University provides shuttle buses between Clayton and the
Peninsula, Berwick and Caulfield campuses. The buses are free and
the timetable is available online: fsd.monash.edu.au/travel-parking/travel/inter-campus-shuttle-bus
By car
(Melways map ref. 70 G10) From the city via the Monash Freeway
or Eastlink or Dandenong Rd. or North/Wellington Rd.
Parking
You can park without a permit in the blue, red and yellow zones
after 5pm on weekdays and all weekend.
Follow this link to a map of Monash Clayton to locate specific parking areas: www.monash.edu.au/pubs/maps/3-Claytoncolour.pdf
The Container Festival HUB is at the bottom left of Building 10, The Campus Centre.
Wheelchair Access
Please note: The Quirk and The Muse do not have wheelchair
access. All other Container Festival venues do have wheelchair access.
Sensitive Content
With a festival that encourages the creation of new challenging
work, there may be content that some viewers could find difficult.
We encourage audiences to read the blurbs in the program carefully
and use their discretion when booking for events. Please email us on msa-must@monash.edu or call 9905 8173 if you have concerns,
or speak to the volunteers at the festival.
Booking—Terms and Conditions
With some noted exclusions (please consult The Container Festival
program) audience members must book for all events they wish to attend, even if they have purchased a Festival Pass or Day Pass.
Bookings close five minutes before an event’s start time.
• If a Festival Pass or Day Pass is being used for payment, the pass holder’s photo ID may be requested in order to place a booking.
• To attend pre-booked events in containers or The Garland, audience members must wait in the designated waiting area in the festival HUB at least five minutes before the event’s start time. Please DO NOT go directly to any venues other than the HUB.
• Online booking requests via: containerfestivalbookings@gmail.com are only available to Festival Pass and Day Pass holders, and must be made at least 48 hours in advance of the requested event. The success of these requests is not absolutely guaranteed; audience members will receive an emailed reply stating whether or not their booking request was successful.
• Refunds may only be issued if an event has been cancelled, and are generally only available for individual ticket purchases (not for Festival Passes or Day Passes).
• Please read event descriptions carefully and make enquiries as outlined above if you would like further information on sensi-
tive content. Audience members are asked to use discretion when booking for and attending events.
• Intoxicated patrons may be refused entry to any part of the festival.
• Food and beverages are not permitted inside the containers.
For your comfort
Keeping warm
There will be a few blankets in each container to help keep you
warm and a few spares at The HUB should you need them.
We recommend wearing layers to The Container Festival, particularly if you will be attending a few venues. A warm coat that you can wear in a container and remove in The HUB while you have a dance, would be ideal.
Strobe Lighting
Please note that when strobe lighting will be used in a performance,
this is mentioned under the performance blurb in the program.
Monash University’s new smoking policy—designated areas only
From 28 July 2014, you cannot smoke on any Monash campus, except for at designated smoking points. Smoking is also prohibited in
all Monash buildings and vehicles. We’ve included a map so you can
check out the point closest to The HUB. It’s near the permaculture
garden, west of the campus centre.
By 2016, Monash will be entirely smoke-free.
By moving towards a smoke-free campus, Monash is supporting the health of students, staff, contractors and visitors.
Transitioning to a smoke-free campus requires respect for others–
both non-smokers and smokers. After 28 July, you are free to
respectfully and politely remind smokers that they must only smoke
at designated smoking points.
Monash actively supports staff and students who wish to quit or
reduce their smoking through a range of services.
Absurd-ish
Map of The HUB
About MUST
Monash Uni Student Theatre (MUST) is an engine room of creativity, a department of
the MSA run by professional theatre makers that creates vibrant, innovative theatre and
events by, with and for Monash students and the wider community. Works are diverse,
ranging from new text-based and devised pieces to bold takes on classics, adaptations,
events and exhibitions.
Still to come to MUST in 2014
The Velveteen Rabbit
Them Aspies
August 22–30
October 6–11
Created by Benny Dimas and team
A devised work created by Jess Gonsalvez, A new cabaret interpretation of a classic
Tom Middleditch and team
children’s story, reimagined as a fairy tale for
With the increase in Autism diagnoses and the
adults about loving, being loved, finding who changes in criteria over the past year, there’s a lot
we are, and becoming real.
of confusion about what Autism and Asperger’s
Softly Pouting While Walking Into Breezes September 4–13
actually are. This new performance work rips
the band aid off modern perceptions of ASD and
reveals that, perhaps, you are more like “Them
A new work by Jake Stewart
Aspies” than you ever thought you were.
Directed by Jessica McLaughlin-Cafferty
When Ben met Toby, his life was changed, like,
Monash Shakespeare Company Anatomy Titus: Fall of Rome
completely. When Toby broke up with Ben, his
By Heiner Müller directed by James Jackson
love life was ruined, like, completely. It was a love and a heartbreak that only Taylor Swift
could understand, so don’t even bother trying to comprehend it.
off campus in The Melbourne Fringe Festival
Monash Shakespeare Company @ MUST: The Tempest
October 16–25
Nightmareville Directed by Marty Shlansky
September 18–27
A new work by James O’Donoghue
Directed by Stephanie Dimitriou and James O’Donoghue
Colin Allen Smithsby has dreams. Strange
dreams. Dreams that nobody likes to hear about
because whenever they do, strange things start
to happen. But it’s too late for that now; strange
things have already started to happen in the village of Foxbury Hill.
With the support of
Contact MUST
msa.monash.edu/must
Mmsa-must@monash.edu
facebook.com/TheContainerFestival
facebook.com/musttheatre
☎
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(03) 9905 8173
Ground Floor, West,
Campus Centre (Building 10), Monash University, Clayton
Festival Venues

With the support of - Monash Student Association

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