A story of isolation, sacrifice and the climate crisis by 11-time Fringe Festival Award-winner Patrick Livesey (DIRT, Naomi).
Dates 2 - 13 October
Times See below
Ticket prices See below
An activist sets themself on fire.
What drove them to such an act?
Recipient of 11 Fringe Festival Awards, Patrick Livesey returns to Melbourne Fringe in this timely and confronting new solo work under the direction of Green Room Award-winner Benjamin Nichol (SIRENS, Kerosene).
I hope this means something ventures beyond the science of the climate crisis to uncover a mind undone by it. Following award-winning turns in DIRT and Naomi, Livesey dives beneath the banal to bring you a visceral, vulnerable and vital reflection on the weight of a dying planet on the human soul.
To view the program click HERE
I hope this means something is the inaugural recipient of the Melbourne Fringe Climate Crisis Commission, supported by the Malcolm Robertson Foundation and City of Stonnington.
Presented by Patrick Livesey
2 - 13 October
Wednesday 2 October, 7.30pm (Preview)
Thursday 3 October, 7.30pm (Opening)
Friday 4 & Saturday 5 October, 7.30pm
Sunday 6 October, 5pm
Tuesday 8 October, 7.30pm
Wednesday 9 October, 7.30pm (Hump Day)
Thursday 10 October, 7.30pm
Friday 11 October, 7.30pm (Auslan interpreted)
Saturday 12 October, 7.30pm
Sunday 13 October, 5pm
$35 Standard
$25 Concession
$20 Groups (6+)
$20 Preview performance (Wed 2 October)
$33.75 Hump Day Discount (Wed 9 October)
80-minutes (no interval)
All Chapel Off Chapel performances have a strict lockout policy.
Latecomers may not be admitted. Please arrive at least 15-minutes before performance time.
Seating: Allocated Seating
PLEASE NOTE: If you require accessible seating or wheelchair access, call the Box Office on 03 8290 7000, Monday-Friday between 10am and 4pm to book your tickets.
Mild coarse language
References to suicide, death, mental health, drug & alcohol abuse
Venue will open one hour prior to showtime.
The venue is CASHLESS.
