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An Unbearably Earnest Account of Mental Health in the Australian Theatre with Dr Rob

Dr Rob sits at a keyboard surrounded by the evidence of a party, streamers and poppers, vodka and anti depression pills. They do not look impressed.
Dr Rob
Dr Rob sits at a keyboard surrounded by the evidence of a party, streamers and poppers, vodka and anti depression pills. They do not look impressed.
Dr Rob
Dr Rob sits at a keyboard surrounded by the evidence of a party, streamers and poppers, vodka and anti depression pills. They do not look impressed.
Dr Rob
Dr Rob sits at a keyboard surrounded by the evidence of a party, streamers and poppers, vodka and anti depression pills. They do not look impressed.
Dr Rob
Dr Rob sits at a keyboard surrounded by the evidence of a party, streamers and poppers, vodka and anti depression pills. They do not look impressed.
Dr Rob
Dr Rob sits at a keyboard surrounded by the evidence of a party, streamers and poppers, vodka and anti depression pills. They do not look impressed.
Dr Rob
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The performing arts in Australia are sick. Come get the cure.

The performing arts in Australia are sick. Its artists are depressed. Its audiences are depressed. If I were a doctor, I’d prescribe extended therapy. Oh wait, I am a doctor. In this new cabaret lecture, Dr Rob explores the impact of working in the arts on arts workers, the mental health impacts of the loss of performing arts in the community and the implications of the government’s response to the arts industry during the pandemic. And jokes and songs. There’ll also be jokes and songs.

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    Rating

    R 18+ - Restricted to audiences 18+

    Content Warning

    Self Harm or Suicide, Drug References, Death

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