Do you sell tickets for an event, performance or venue?
Sell more tickets faster with Eventfinda. Find out more. Find out more about Eventfinda Ticketing.

All the Rage

Theatre Works, 14 Acland Street, St Kilda East, Melbourne

Tuesday 28 June 2022 – Saturday 2 July 2022 7:30pm

Buy Tickets

14 Acland Street, St Kilda East, Victoria
All the Rage

Ticket Information

  • 20 at $20 Ticket: $22.50 ea ($20.00 + $2.50 fees)
  • Adult: $42.50 ea ($40.00 + $2.50 fees)
  • Concession: $34.50 ea ($32.00 + $2.50 fees)
  • Student: $27.50 ea ($25.00 + $2.50 fees)
  • Preview: $27.50 ea ($25.00 + $2.50 fees)
  • Buy Tickets
How does this work?
Glad you asked!
  • Choose LatitudePay
    at the checkout
    There's no extra cost to you - just select it as your
    payment option.
  • Approval in
    minutes
    Set up your account and we'll tell you straight away
    if approved.
  • Get it now.
    10 weekly payments
    It's the today way to pay, just 10 easy payments.
    No interest. Ever.
If you're new to LatitudePay, you'll need this stuff:
  • Be over 18 years old
  • An Australian driver’s licence or passport
  • A couple of minutes to sign up,
    it’s quick and easy
  • A credit/debit card (Visa or Mastercard)
Subject to approval. Conditions and late fees apply. Payment Plan provided by LatitudePay Australia Pty Ltd ABN 23 633 528 873. For our complete terms visit latitudepay.com/terms

Dates

Tour

Part of Theatre Works

Restrictions

15+

Phone Sales

  • 1800 710 499

Website

Listed by

Theatre Works

When Mel decides to turn his struggles with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) into a stand-up comedy routine, it seems the lemons are finally turning into lemonade – until his ex, Mags, appears in the audience and wants to reconcile – as part of the routine. Love has never felt so much like heckling in the world premiere of this darkly hilarious slice of ramped-up life.

This world premiere of All the Rage draws on interviews with people with lived experience of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), and is unique in its focus on some of the more humourous aspects of this mental health diagnosis. The two composite characters represent a cross-section of issues related to living with BPD, including relationship struggles, trauma, impulsivity and emotional overwhelm. The play is just one of a number of research-related performances written by Daniel X Harris, with the aim of better sharing the less stereotypical experiences of those from minoritarian communities.
---
PLAYWRIGHT
Dan X. Harris
CAST
Joanne Davis
Jason Geary
SOUND DESIGN
Moses Carr
DRAMATURG
Rebecca Lister
PRODUCER
Lauren Bennett
PHOTOS BY
Underground Media

Post a comment

Are you going to this event, or would you like to? Let the community know what you're looking forward to most by posting your comments here!