Sebastian wakes up with a hangover and discovers he’s handcuffed to a coffin. Alice is a polyamorous octogenarian who lives in a care home. Dave is a mortuary attendant with an unusual hobby. Bollock has his issues.

★★★★ “Gee weaves together seemingly unrelated tales of loss, love and drinking into one amazing narrative.” Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

★★★★★ “The fastest rollercoaster ride of storytelling” Do50, Victoria

★★★★½ “Chock full of absurdist irony, surrealism and life-affirming big-heartedness… beneath it all is a keenly observant interest in the human condition.” Victoria Times

Written and performed by Rob Gee
Directed by Tara Gatherer

Recommeded age 16 +

What to expect on the night

Doors will open at 7pm for you to buy drinks and snacks from th bar. The performance will begin at 7.30pm in the main gallery. The main gallery can be access by the lift or stairs and chairs will be set out for you.

If you’d like to familiarise yourself with the venue before your visit you can see a visual story or take a VR walk-around on our website HERE

About Dead Good Days

‘Dead Good Days’ host a variety of family friendly events, workshops and talks that will entertain, inform, intrigue and equip us all, to better deal with Death, Dying and Loss.

​Death does happen to everyone – our family, colleagues, friends, teachers & of course, ourselves. It is not talked about much, unless it is actually happening, and then, not always.

These events have been co-ordinated and mainly run by volunteers. To read more about what they’re all about and to read about their other events see the Dead Good Days website.