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If Unicorns Were Real
 

When two lost souls are brought together by Tinder, the boundaries of a first date are broken. Secrets are unveiled and skeletons are revealed. In Mollie Mooney’s writing debut, the darker side of the dating game is brought to light. This beautiful and personal story of love and life is one not to be missed.

Production
Director - Alistair Ward
Writer/Producer - Mollie Mooney 
Stage Manager - Maggie Vali

Cast
Michael - Tobin Varley
Louise - Mollie Mooney

TRIGGER WARNING
Please be advised; this performance includes suicidal references, references to sexual abuse and deals with issues around mental health.

 

Event details

Venue: The Butterfly Club - 5 Carson Pl, Melbourne
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Start Date: Monday 01 May 2023

Dates: 1 May - 6 May
Time: 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Tickets: $30

 

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