Please stay home if you feel unwell, even with mild symptoms. Face masks are welcome in all settings for community and personal safety.

In order to account for drop-off in attendance, we overbook a select number of free events at the Faculty. If you have not arrived by the start of the performance, your ticket may be released to any waiting patrons at the door. Please arrive at the venue at least 15 minutes before the performance to secure your seat.

Admission to any of our concerts and events is strictly at the discretion of Front of House. We have zero tolerance for any disrespectful behaviour.

PARKING

The City of Melbourne has changed the parking restrictions around the Southbank Campus. Parking control hours are now expanded to 7am–10pm, seven days per week, and are capped at three hours. A $2-per-hour fee after 7pm is also now in place. There is no change to the $4-per-hour peak rate between 7am–7pm. Parking inspectors are regularly in the area fining drivers who overstay their meter, so we encourage everyone to be aware and avoid an expensive fine.

ACCESSIBILITY

We are committed to making our events accessible and will accommodate requirements wherever possible. All venues at the Southbank campus are wheelchair accessible. Please contact us at fineartsmusic-tickets@unimelb.edu.au if you have any questions.

To read more about accessibility at our venues, please visit: https://finearts-music.unimelb.edu.au/access-our-events.

FULL CONTENT WARNINGS

Immersive staging and audience being approached
Simulated smoking and drug-use including fake syringes and simulated intravenous drug-use
Haze (water-based)
Intense lighting & sound conditions
- Strobe, flashing and UV/blacklight, low visibility, blinding light effects, colourful club-style lighting, sudden and sustained loud noises, high-pitched sounds, strong bass and vibration, and repetitive/droning soundscapes.
Social issues and discrimination:
- Bullying; classism; homelessness/poverty and financial hardship; hate and discrimination, including sexism, misogyny, homophobia, anti-religious themes and blasphemy; references to the refugee crisis.
Violence, abuse & crime:
- Physical violence (punching, kicking, fights/assault); theft/robbery; gaslighting; power imbalance/coercion; emotional abuse and manipulation; child neglect; infidelity/adultery and abandonment.
Sexual content & sexual violence:
- Sexual acts; sex work; partial nudity on screens; sexual harassment and sexual assault.
Mental health, addiction & self-harm:
- Anxiety, panic attacks, depression, PTSD and other mental health struggles; eating disorder (bulimia); addiction, alcohol abuse, substance/drug abuse, intravenous drug use; suicidal ideation/thoughts, discussions of grief/loss and death.
Food & drinks on stage

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