A Femme presenting person, with pale skin and red hair in an up-do, wearing a jewelled crop with pink and blue iridescent shoulders; looking toward the top right of the frame and off into the distance.

A Femme presenting person, with pale skin and red hair in an up-do, wearing a jewelled crop with pink and blue iridescent shoulders, holding a bright yellow Cockatoo ornament and looking up and out through the left of the frame.

A Femme presenting person, with pale skin and red hair in an up-do, wearing a jewelled crop with pink and blue iridescent shoulders and white parachute pants standing with their head touching the ceiling, looking out into the distance.

Do You, Love?

A Punk Cabaret exploring how and why people love to survive in this confusing and often immoral global society.

A Queer, working-class, sometimes-Lady from a quiet regional town watches as people gleefully sip their ice-creams in the sun. Are those attached to their devices aware of the seeming collapse of humanity? Of their luck and fortune?

Taking to the streets of Tarntanya (ADL), Warrane (SYD) and Naarm (MEL), Monique asks strangers one simple question: Why do you think you exist? Funny, lovely, raw, hopeful and connected. A stirring musical quest to uncover why we think we're here.

"Monique Kerr was an absolute standout with incredible vocals" Theatre Travels

"Exceptional musical prowess- with a powerful vocal range" BEAT Magazine

"Wonderful, Beautiful voice" Matt Tribe, ABC

Presented by: Monique Kerr

Monique Kerr is a dynamic Naarm based performer with a passion for expanding and bringing community together. Having spent most of their life regionally, they are known to stun audiences with their witty and thoughtful larikinism.

A passionate and talented all-rounder, Monique has been nominated for the Victorian Musical Theatre Guild award for Best Female Lead and last year recieved the ‘Creative Inspiration Grant’ from Regional Arts Victoria.

Credits include, Swan Lake(David Hallberg, The Australian Ballet), Alice in Wonderland (David Hallberg, The Australian Ballet), Dan in Ned Kelly the Big Gay Musical (Kaine Hansen), Zoe in Zoe Becomes a Comet (Anthony Crowley and Shanon Whitelock) and The Witch in Into the Woods (Alister Smith and Trevor Jones).

Sessions

Duration: 60 min

Tue 18 Mar - Sun 23 Mar: 7:30pm

Ticket Prices

Full price: $28.00

Concession: $23.00

Companion Card: $0.00

Prices may not be available on all sessions

All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction Fee (Excluding donation only transactions, certain promotions and transactions consisting of only free-ticketed shows). Fees explained.

1 Venue

The Iris at The Mercury Cinema

The Mercury Cinema, 13 Morphett St, Adelaide, Kaurna

: The only access to this space is via steps/stairs.
: Venue is 18+ but minors may attend with a parent or legal guardian

Detailed venue info and space accessibility

Suitability & Warnings

Content Rating: M

Target Audience: 18+

Depicts Violence : Occasional, Mild

Coarse Language : Occasional, Mild

Sexual References : Occasional, Mild

Other Warnings: Suicide/Non-Suicidal Self-Injury, Mental Health

Please note

Queerphobia or /Homophobia, Violence Against Women, War

Accessibility

: High Audio Content