I Hung Out With Gen Y...and all I got was this lousy Facebook account

This exciting double billed satire on Generation Y is sure to entertain. The first performance, Mad as Molly, brings you a sordid parody of a bored university student who would rather spend her days on facebook than discovering the glories of information and discourse. This show combines performance and theatre as Molly sings, dances, wines, drinks and stomps her way to adulthood with disastrous results. The second performance, The Rise and Fall of Practically Everybody takes you on an absurdist journey through the age old clash between tradition and change. While one would think that on their squabbling junket A and B would settle up, it becomes apparent that they will never subscribe. This performance takes a look at oppositions and how they inevitably still apply to Gen Y. Written and Performed by Eloise Maree, Lucie McIntosh and Sophia Robinson