the worst of us.
Perhaps Theatre presents 'the worst of us.', a theatrical performance exploring the complexities of human imperfection and the journey towards self-forgiveness. This production weaves together anonymous confessions to create a narrative that delves into how we fail one another and the paths to reconciliation. Featuring one storyteller, Emmett Aster, the show unfolds across three distinct stories. It is an immersive experience incorporating music, spoken word, and themes of hope. The performance has been critically acclaimed, earning a 4.5-star review from Stage Whispers and an award at the Adelaide Fringe 2026. A key element of the show is its unique use of lighting, which creates scenes that enhance the emotional depth of the confessions shared. This dynamic lighting, alongside Aster's performance, invites the audience to reflect on their own experiences and connect with the shared human condition. The venue, The Substation at Qtopia Sydney, is accessible via a narrow flight of stairs. The show contains high audio content with a fast pace and music, and scripts are available for those who may experience auditory processing difficulties. There is no lockout during the performance, allowing audience members to leave and re-enter as needed. Content warnings for the show include discussions and references to eating disorders, substance abuse, parental neglect, and animal violence/death. A detailed content warning guide is available for audience reference.
- Date
- Monday 15 June 2026
- Time
- 18:00:00
- Venue
- The Substation
- Address
- 301 Forbes St
- Suburb
- Darlinghurst
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Vibes: intimate, storytelling, theatre, emotional
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- Emmett Aster
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the worst of us.
The Substation
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Perhaps Theatre presents 'the worst of us.', a theatrical performance exploring the complexities of human imperfection and the journey towards self-forgiveness. This production weaves together anonymous confessions to create a narrative that delves into how we fail one another and the paths to reconciliation. Featuring one storyteller, Emmett Aster, the show unfolds across three distinct stories. It is an immersive experience incorporating music, spoken word, and themes of hope. The performance has been critically acclaimed, earning a 4.5-star review from Stage Whispers and an award at the Adelaide Fringe 2026. A key element of the show is its unique use of lighting, which creates scenes…
that enhance the emotional depth of the confessions shared. This dynamic lighting, alongside Aster's performance, invites the audience to reflect on their own experiences and connect with the shared human condition. The venue, The Substation at Qtopia Sydney, is accessible via a narrow flight of stairs. The show contains high audio content with a fast pace and music, and scripts are available for those who may experience auditory processing difficulties. There is no lockout during the performance, allowing audience members to leave and re-enter as needed. Content warnings for the show include discussions and references to eating disorders, substance abuse, parental neglect, and animal violence/death. A detailed content warning guide is available for audience reference.
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Address
The Substation, Darlinghurst
Time
6:00 PM
Price
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Status
Event Ended
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