Enter the question. Leave less certain.

A live, small-group story experience where there are no safe answers — only choices, consequences and the things you discover about yourself.

Saturdays · 3–5 PM Melbourne CBD 6–14 people
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What if the person you lost came back?

This week, you enter a story about grief, memory and artificial consciousness. Someone you loved is gone — until the messages begin. Same voice. Same memories. Same private details. But if an AI remembers loving you, is that love any less real?

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Metamorphosis

Still You

Three weeks after the funeral, the messages begin. A company says they rebuilt the person you lost from everything they left behind. Then the reconstruction tells you something nobody else could know.

Identity reconstruction active Some memories remain unverified.
One storyA complete scenario built around a single impossible question.
Small groupEnough voices for disagreement. Few enough for everyone to matter.
No scriptYour choices, arguments and instincts decide where the story goes.
No right answerThe point is not to win. It is to discover what you believe.

A story you do not simply watch.

Each session unfolds in phases. Information changes, certainty collapses, and the room must keep deciding what happens next.

I

Enter the scenario

You receive a role, a briefing and only the information your character is allowed to know.

II

Face the decision

The story introduces evidence, secrets and consequences. You debate, negotiate and choose together.

III

Live with the answer

The final reveal reframes what happened—and sometimes what you thought your role in it was.

The future, at its most uncomfortable.

Scenarios move between hard science fiction, moral horror, political pressure and the quiet dread of systems behaving exactly as designed.

Humanity under pressure

What do our values become when survival, fear and power begin pulling in different directions?

Artificial intelligence

Not simply whether machines turn against us—but what happens when they obey us too perfectly.

First contact and cosmic dread

The universe may not be empty. The more disturbing possibility is that something made it quiet.

Ethics without clean choices

When every option harms someone, what makes a decision moral—and who gets to decide?

Choose your next impossible question.

Sessions are designed for conversational English and a small group. Please purchase a drink at the venue.

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