



A comedy thriller of otherworldly proportions!
From local writer Samantha Hill, strap in for big feelings, huge laughs, and work Christmas parties gone horribly wrong...
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Sloane's been receiving messages from the universe. The Hanging Man tarot card keeps appearing in her library books, her early period is an omen of impending doom, and now there’s a dead bat hanging from the powerlines. All of these signs can only have one possible meaning - it’s time to kill her evil boss and save everyone at the call centre. Obviously.
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It’s gonna take tips from Reddit, dodgy gun deals, and not always useful advice from her dead mother’s ghost to become the perfect assassin, but she’s got this. Until the universe starts to throw new things in her path, like a familiar face who mysteriously turns up at work, which makes Sloane wonder if maybe she’s allowed to want something else – something more – from her life than just murder?
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"Extremely clever and maturely takes us down all kinds of deep paths, with great social, political, gender and satirical commentary sparkling through." Theatre Press, For Merry Christmas, Bitches
VENUE
PIP Theatre, Milton
TICKETS
Adult $45
Concession / Student $31
Preview $21
Cheap Wednesday $28
All tickets + $3.30 booking fee
SHOWINGS
Wednesday 26 Aug 6.30pm
Thursday 27 Aug 7pm
Friday 28 Aug 7pm
Saturday 29 Aug 2pm
Saturday 29 Aug 7pm
Wednesday 2 Sep 6.30pm
Thursday 3 Sep 7pm
Friday 4 Sep 7pm
Saturday 5 Sep 2pm
Saturday 5 Sep 7pm
RUNTIME
140 mins, incl 20 minute
interval
CREATIVES
CAST
Playwright Samantha Hill
Director & Designer Lachlan Driscoll
​Movement Director Vivian Hannah Ho
Vision Designer Teddy Waddingham
Lighting Designer Noah Milne
Sound Design & Composition Hannah Page
Stage Manager Ursula Heesh
Dramaturg Emma Churchland
Claire Pearson
Jaxon Norman
Ellen Hardisty
Clarise Ooi
Jenna Murphy
A co-production with PIP Theatre. This play was commissioned and developed through the Telescope New Writing Program.
AFTER SHOW
Free chat and Q&A with the cast and crew after the show. Come and join the conversation.
Friday 28 Aug (After the 7pm performance)
Friday 4 Sep (After the 7pm performance)

