The Bad Money

A show written by

Mat Clarke

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• Question: What kind of show are you looking for?

• Answer: Something different. Something where I’m not just sitting around wondering when the show will end.

• Question: What do you like about going to the cinemas?

• Answer: I get food and drink while I’m being entertained.

• Question: What would make a show better than just being there and watching?

• Answer: Being involved in the show. Working out clues and puzzles to move further into the game.

• Question: No, what would make this show even better???

• Answer: If everyone was dressed up in the show, if there was a mystery to solve, if I got a drink during the show, if there was cake, if there was a mute clown, a weird reference to my childhood, and definitely a guy in a bow tie, oh and give me a finale that I will remember forever. And I want someone to serve us drinks, too.

And so it will be done.

Join us for “THE BAD MONEY”, it’s fun on a different playing field.

This show runs on the streets of Melbourne and within cafes and bars with their consent. 
The start location of the show will be emailed to you the day before your show date.

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I've written a show for Melbourne

"Be entertained. Laugh. Walk Melbourne’s amazing streets and see so much stuff while sorting through the clues set out for you so you can discover the secret behind the mystery."

So, I wrote something that is very different from my usual novels and short stories, and also very different for theatre and tourism in Australia.

If you're thinking of coming to Melbourne, or already live in Melbourne, come and be entertained while you see some of Melbourne's streets, shops, and bars, you may not have experienced before.

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Are you an actor or funny person?
Then you may want to audition for the show!
Email Mat Clarke at: theatrestreet.m@gmail.com to find out all the details. Will be casting over the next 2-3 weeks. Shows will be around midday for 4 hoursish on Saturdays fortnightly, starting early October.