La Mama Hope Punk Climate Festival - Our Last Tree
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Grief has fallen upon the forest; hope must take root in the ruins.
In a near-dystopian future, the last forest giant has fallen. Through contemporary dance and live music, Our Last Tree begins at the moment of impact, where ecological loss is felt across the living world. Haunting yet hopeful, Our Last Tree is a visceral performance about climate grief and the possibilities when a community reckons with the past and acts together.
Part of La Mama Hope Punk Climate Festival.
La Mama, Australia's most iconic intimate theatre, was founded in 1967 by Betty Burstall returning from the coffee-house theatre scene in New York City. Nowadays the coffee and biscuits are still free, you can still chat with the artists after the show, and the famous La Mama raffle still thrills.
You simply cannot leave Melbourne without having seen a show at its beloved La Mama Theatre.
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