Protest outside University Council- Don't go breaking our 'Arts!
Education: Public Affairs
Continue the campaign to Save Arts! Go where the power is and protest outside the Melbourne University Council! 2.30pm, Monday 12 May, Union Lawn.
The Student Union is a diverse and exciting place supporting all students from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences. It does this through cultural events, activism and direct support through services. Get more out of your time at Uni. Join your Student Union.
Education: Public Affairs
Continue the campaign to Save Arts! Go where the power is and protest outside the Melbourne University Council! 2.30pm, Monday 12 May, Union Lawn.
Union House Theatre
10 double passes to the dress rehearsal of Union House Theatre’s Attempts on Her Life… 50 in season double passes to the Red Balloon starring Juliette Binoche… 3 double passes to Scarlett O’Hara At The Crimson Parrot by David Williamson… And more!
Gigs + Events
Five middle-class males delivering an art-rock sound that combines banging post-punk grooves with the puzzling lyrics and bizarre stage antics.
1-2pm, Tuesday 13 May, North Court, ground floor, Union House
Arts Department
The exhibition will run until the end of May in the Experimental Art Space on the Second Floor of Union House. Framed Launch Party 7pm, Tuesday 13 May, Horse Bazaar, 397 Little Lonsdale Street.
Legal
Will Kelly be charged with the sedition offences contained within the anti-terror legislation? 5pm-7pm, 14 May 2008 Old Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, RMIT University, Building 20. Cnr Russell and La Trobe Streets. Tickets: Free. Bookings: 9925 2078 or 83448687
George Paton Gallery
Revisiting Albert Camus, the Myth of Sisyphus explores the human condition as absurd. 6–16 May George Paton Gallery. Opening night: Wednesday 7 May 5–7pm.
The Framed Exhibition is now up in the Experimental Art Space
Protest outside the governing body of the University to support full funding for Arts. Monday May 12th.
A series of darkly comic, irony-laden scenarios in which the identity of Annie, Anja or Anne is repeatedly imagined, discussed, dissected and possibly dismissed.
Sondheim’s masterpiece is a morality tale laced with suspense, emotion and an irreverent dark sense of humour.