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cavemxn
 

Patrick Livesey, Wil King and Anthropocene Play Company proudly present

cavemxn
Written by Angus Cameron

A good mxn is hard to find.

Mike, Tim, Chris, and Oscar are friends. Sort of. They definitely know each other. Spanning five years and three continents, Melbourne audiences are invited to grab some popcorn and a coke and bear witness as this crazed quartet crash in and out of each other's lives, hurtling through hook-ups, raves, saunas, and airports. And as the bonds between them are pulled into focus, each will have to confront within themselves the reality of who they are… and what they actually want.

The award-winning team behind DIRT and Naomi now bring you an explosive queer odyssey about life, love, and intimacy in the digital age. Written by Angus Cameron and directed by multi-award-winner Bronwen Coleman (Best Theatre Fringeworld, Frank Ford Award, Critics Prize Adelaide Fringe, Mindshare Mental Health Awareness Award), cavemxn stars four of Australia’s most exciting young actors and is gearing up to be better than the best hookup you’ve ever had. Most likely. At least.

Existential crisis has never been so much fun.

Marking the 40th Anniversary of the first diagnosis of HIV/AIDS in Australia, one dollar from every ticket sold to cavemxn will be donated to Thorne Harbour Health, to support them in their ongoing fight for a future free of HIV.

This season is proudly supported by the City of Stonnington and made possible by Creative Partnerships Australia through MATCH Lab and the Australian Cultural Fund

Directed by Bronwen Coleman (she/her)
Written by Angus Cameron (he/him)
Performed by Patrick Livesey (they/them), Harvey Zielinski (he/him), Joss McLelland (he/him) and Yuchen Wang (he/they)
Set and Costume Design by XaSha Chua-Huggins (she/her)
Sound Design by Danni Esposito (they/them)
Lighting Designer by Harrie Hogan (she/her)
Assistant Director: Oliver Ayres (he/him)
Produced by Patrick Livesey (they/them) and Wil King (they/them) in association with Anthropocene Play Company
Photography by Jack Dixon-Gunn and Cameron Grant
Publicity by Sassy Red PR

23 November – 4 December, 2022
Tues - Sat 7:30pm, Sat 3 December 3pm, Sun 5pm
Previews 23 and 24 November
Tickets: $45 Full, $35 Concession and Grps 6+, $30 Previews
Bookings: 03 8290 7000 or online at www.chapeloffchapel.com.au/show/cavemxn
Venue: Chapel Off Chapel - 12 Little Chapel St, Prahran, VIC
www.patrickhlivesey.com

Run time: 2 hours 20 mins + 20 min interval
Age Suitability: 15+
Warnings: Coarse language, adult themes, sexual, drug and alcohol references
Please note: All Chapel Off Chapel performances have a strict lockout policy. Latecomers may not be admitted. Please arrive at least 15-minutes before performance time

 

Event details

Venue: Chapel Off Chapel - 12 Little Chapel St, Prahran, VIC
Bookings: 03 8290 7000
Start Date: Wednesday 23 November 2022

 

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