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A Mind Transcendent
 

HAND IN HAND THEATRE PRESENTS

"In a dystopian future, three young candidates attempt to prove they are worthy of joining 'The Judgement League', an organisation claiming to be the saviour of humanity…" 

As Hand in Hand Theatre’s forth show for the 2018 Season,
‘A Mind Transcendent’ (written by Jordan Baynes) is a sci-fi thriller, that explores the growing threat of a post-human world, and the dangers we face with artificial intelligence. 

Join us as we present this work for three nights only! 

12th | 13th | 14th of July, 7pm
Tickets $20
Studio 411, Murdoch University, South Street

 

Event details

Venue: Studio 411, Murdoch University
Bookings: trybooking.com/WFIM
Start Date: Thursday 12 July 2018

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