


Covid, lockdown, birthdays. The one decides to create a virtual reality to evade this dying world. His way to fight pollution, discord, inequality. The older generation is not ready, they want the past to come back. They fight against it, against each other, they lose themselves to find others.
This dark comedy explores inter generational conflict provoked by the rise of new advanced technology. The father figure collapses as all his beliefs are challenged by this new world, is it toxic masculinity or fear? Are women freed from expectations? Will X managed to save her family as mother always do? Will she find her reason to live? To survive? Or will she finally find freedom.
For all mothers who are struggling to understand the younger generations, for all adults who battle constantly against technology, for all technology lovers who fail to realise their struggles, come and reflect, laugh, interject (yes we had audiences interjecting with us and we love it!) come and live truly and really what virtual can be.
1hr. No Interval.
25th February, 2026
7th March, 2026

Explosives Factory is accessed via a flight of stairs and is not wheelchair accessible.
GETTING TO THE VENUE
BY TRAM: Tram: 3/3a and 67
BY BUS: Buses: 600, 246, 922 and 923
'brilliant theatre piece - it’s so entertaining and like the best science fiction makes you Think… and it’s so very funny ! Beautifully executed' - J. W.k. 2025
'I was transfixed with the futurist setting, but present feel of it. The minimalist staging expanded to a fully imagined world.'- B.R 2025
WRITER: Helene Tardif
DIRECTOR: Marion Arditti
SET & COSTUME DESIGNER: Silvia Shao
LIGHTING DESIGNER: Tomas Gerasimidis
COMPOSER: Damian Pitcon
CAST
Andrew Draval
Georgina Scott
Marc Opitz
Helene Tardif
Now runs for 1hr. No Interval.
Now is at St Kilda's Explosives Factory | Theatre Works, which is located at 67 Inkerman Street, St Kilda, 3182.
Now tickets start at $20.
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