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Meet Chase. She’s living her best life.

Compelling, repelling, and funny, Chase sifts through the weeds of contemporary culture with a handy cam and her YouTube subscribers for company.

If only Chase understood half of what she helps others discover.

Carly Sheppard has been developing and performing the character of Chase for nearly a decade. A macro metaphor of our colonial shame, Chase is equally offensive to theatregoers from every walk of life. But therein lies her power. Chase is a mirror back to Australia.

Meet Chase. You just might see yourself.

PRODUCTION PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS

Presented by Malthouse Theatre, in association with HotHouse Theatre. This script was commissioned by Malthouse Theatre through the support of the Malcolm Robertson Foundation.

Campaign image: Gregory Lorenzutti 
Images: Shortcut Creative

Carly Sheppard Headshot

CONCEPT & PERFORMER

Carly Sheppard

Kamarra Bell-Wykes Headshot

DIRECTOR

Kamarra Bell-Wykes

smallsound Headshot

SET DESIGNER, SOUND & COMPOSITION DESIGNER

smallsound

Richie Brownlee Headshot

SOUND & COMPOSITION DESIGNER

Richie Brownlee

Katie Sfetkidis Headshot

LIGHTING DESIGNER

Katie Sfetkidis

Devika Bilimoria Headshot

VIDEOGRAPHER

Devika Bilimoria

Alex Mansell Headshot

VIDEO EDITOR

Alex Mansell

 Cointha Walkeden Headshot

STAGE MANAGER

Cointha Walkeden

Event & ticketing details

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access

Performance Times

PREVIEWS
OPENING NIGHT

Event notes

DURATION /

70 minutes (no interval)

WARNINGS /

Performance contains coarse language, simulated drug use, nudity, suicide references, and descriptions of violence. For the full list of content warnings, see here

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