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``THE LAST MAN TO DIE" is an active and interactive experiment which allows you to step into the distant future and look backwards in time. Join us as we explore mankind's reaction to near-future technologies such as extended lifespan, A.I. and brain-computer interfaces.
Featuring: Hanna Cormick, Benjamin Forster and Charles Martin
Presenting: an interdisciplinary blend of drawing, percussion and performance.
Best served chilled.
This special event opens 12.3.10 at Belconnen Theatre and is supported by the A.C.T. Government.
