Night Mass: Exstasia Ⅱ

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The rest are blind.
Only we can see.
—Euripides, The Bacchae


Eyes wide shut. Keep it unholy.

This show is sold out, but resale tickets might be available. Check back here or on resales often.

Sat 10 June

10pm-4am

Doors 10pm [18+]

District X

$109 + BF

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Makeda lying down on the ground, their hand supporting their head.

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Dhairya wearing a denim jacket and glasses, with headphones around their neck.

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