NO ONE'S GETTING OUT OF HERE ALIVE

NO ONE'S GETTING OUT OF HERE ALIVE

Fri
15
Fri 15 Aug 5:30 PM

HOBART CITY HALL
Auslan Interpreted
Wheelchair
General Admission
90 Mins
August
Fri 15 Aug
5:30 PM

Death’s the only sure thing in life, so why don’t we talk about it? Can funerals be fun? What’s the best body disposal method?

You’re invited to a surprisingly uplifting evening with some of Australia's most buoyant death and dying experts, Tasmanian Aboriginal knowledge holders, and a few special guests. Come for the bad bagpipe music — stay for a healthy dose of end-of-life wisdom. Wear what you’d like to be buried in. ​

Participants might also like to book a ticket to Death Over Drinks for the chance to chat one-on-one with the speakers.

This session is part of the Beaker Street Main Stage at Hobart City Hall. Your House Band for the evening will be the dangerously well-rehearsed Stevie and the Bunsen Burners. Enter through Market Place, where you'll find drinks, food, fires, and friendly strangers. Come early, stay late to enjoy all the action.

If you'd like to request a free ticket through our A Seat at the Table program, click here.

Buy tickets to 3 or more Main Stage sessions and receive 15% off those events!


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ROB BRASLIN
Rob is a proud Murri and long-time staple of Nipaluna’s comedy scene, known for cracking up crowds, opening for big names, and producing sell-out shows across Lutruwita.

SPEAKERS



KATE BRENNAN
After losing four close family members in quick succession, Kate became a driving force in reimagining how we honour death—co-founding events like DeathFest, championing death literacy, and farming part-time in the Huon.


LUKE CRIPPS
A quiet advocate for sustainable death care, Luke brings reflection and rigour to a space often left unspoken.


REBECCA LYONS
Bec is an end-of-life doula, independent funeral director, author, and passionate advocate for holistic death care.


THERESA SAINTY
Theresa is a Pakana woman from the Northeast Coast of Lutruwita/ Tasmania, a researcher and writer passionate about Aboriginal language, culture and heritage.


TUI DAVIDSON
Tui is a passionate advocate for reimagining death care in Australia, founding Earthly Remains to champion human body composting as a gentle, meaningful, and life-affirming return to the earth


DR ZOE RIMMER
Zoe is a proud Pakana woman, cultural historian, and curator whose work and research centre on repatriation, cultural resurgence, and reshaping global museum practice.


August
Fri 15 Aug
5:30 PM

HOBART CITY HALL

57-63 Macquarie Street Hobart, Tasmania, 7000