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YOU WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND CLUB: VHS Factory

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A Smith St Basement
Collingwood VIC, Australia

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Wed, 2 Dec, 7:30pm - 11pm AEDT

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YOU WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND CLUB is a social games night where strangers and friends become teammates to take ridiculous shit far too seriously.

Come alone or bring your mates and we’ll get you into a team we call a Cult.
Write, throw in ideas, get hands-on with Play-Doh or quietly help create the chaos.
No film or artistic experience required.

At VHS FACTORY, your Cult gets a YWUC VIDEO rental case and Play-Doh to build a cursed diorama inside. You’ll invent the video you’ve hired, decide why it’s cursed and create the curse your Cult just unleashed!

Explore everyone’s cursed rentals in a gallery walk, then defend the curse your Cult has released and convince the room your CURSED RENTAL deserves to survive. A knockout tournament decided by crowd cheers settles it. Losing creations get smashed! The winning Cult earns its place in the YWUC Hall of Fame!

COME ALONE, LEAVE WITH FRIENDS
Grab your ticket and join The Cult.

Get there early!

We recommend getting down from 7PM to join the queue before doors open at 7:30PM. The sooner you’re inside, the more time you have to meet your Cult and discover what you’ve signed up for.

Door prize for first in line (WIN STEEZY YWUC MERCH)

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL WARNING  You must be inside before 8:30PM. Doors close at 8:30PM and the event starts immediately. If you arrive after 8:30PM, you will miss the event. No late-arrival refunds.

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A Smith St Basement
Collingwood VIC, Australia