‘A triumph’
‘Hilarious and uplifting.’
'Fascinating and moving.’
ABOUT THE SHOW
Laced with acerbic humour, Do Not Pass Go turns hustle culture inside out to ask: when the system is built to break you, what’s left to hold onto?
Flux and Penny are colleagues whiling away their lives in the nondescript purgatory of a workplace no-one seems to run, doing a job no-one can explain, in a system neither of them really believe in. Clocked on, but gradually checking out. As their conversations drift further from work – into politics and their views across the generational divide, and whether any of it still matters – their hot takes cool to something closer to connection. Together, they follow the precarious path to ‘work friends’, searching for common ground in a world that feels increasingly broken.
Since debuting Hungry Ghosts in 2018, screenwriter and playwright Jean Tong (Heartbreak High, Flat Earthers: The Musical) has cemented their place as one of the most exciting contemporary voices in Australian writing.
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Commissioned and developed through Melbourne Theatre Company's NEXT STAGE Writers’ Program, with the support of our Playwrights Giving Circle.
Accessibility
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Hearing Assistance
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Audio Described
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Tactile Tour
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Open Captioning
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Closed Captioning
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Auslan Interpreted
| Performance Type | Performance Date(s) |
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Audio Described
by Vision Australia |
Saturday 7 March at 1.30pm Tuesday 10 March at 7pm |
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Tactile Tour
at venue |
Saturday 7 March at 1.30pm (Tactile tour commences at 12.30pm) |
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Open Captioning
via screen |
Saturday 14 March at 1.30pm |
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Closed Captioning
via GoTheatrical App |
Saturday 14 March at 1.30pm |
| Auslan Interpreted | More information here. |