Honor Eastly: No Feeling is Final

RMIT Culture

Stories from Honor Eastly’s critically-acclaimed ABC podcast 'No Feeling Is Final'.

The Capitol

<h3>As part of the Big Anxiety Festival 2022, Honor Eastly&#x27;s groundbreaking performance memoir about the lived experience of suicidality is brought to life with with a stellar creative team to create an immersive audio visual experience at the iconic Capitol Theatre. </h3>“Total magic” – The Atlantic “Mental health explored like never before” – The Financial Times “Though it deals with a heavy subject matter the power of No Feeling Is Final is in the case it makes for going on living” – The New York TimesUsually when we talk about suicide we say those four magic words: &quot;just ask for help&quot;. But Honor Eastly knows it’s not that simple. She’s been there and back, and now has years of phone recordings and diary entries, from the inside. Part performance, part personal essay, this special event is a deeply intimate and unprecedented insight into the lived experience of suicidality, and the complexity of navigating the mental health system in Australia, brought to life with a stellar creative team to create an immersive audio visual experience at the iconic Capitol Theatre. This is a show for anyone who’s ever wondered if life is worth living. For anyone who loves someone who has. And especially for anyone who’s felt at war with a system meant to help them. At times heartbreaking, and desperate – but also darkly funny, and charming, No Feeling Is Final is a story of difference, identity, and why we should stay alive.<h3>About the artist</h3>Honor Eastly is a writer, podcaster and mental health advocate. In 2021 she was the recipient of the Australian Mental Health Prize for her work both inside and outside the mental health system. She is the writer and producer of the No Feeling Is Final podcast, a ground-breaking narrative memoir series based on her experience of suicidality and help-seeking in Australia. She is also the co-founder of the grassroots peer support initiative The Big Feels Club. Recently she was a key advisor to the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System and has subsequently led the implementation of key recommendations from the commission. Her creative work has been described as “darkly funny” (by The New York Times) “total magic” (by The Atlantic), and “really quite nice” (by her mum).<h3>Tickets</h3>The Big Anxiety strives to keep as many events free and easily accessible as possible.  The majority of our events are free, low-cost or have &#x27;pay what you can&#x27; options available. If you can afford to pay for this event, please consider Paying What You Can to support the artist and enable us to keep presenting accessible events.The suggested price of $30 will cover the cost of your ticket, however any amount helps. If you are not in a position to pay, simply select the free ticket option and select the number of tickets you would like to book.Transaction fees of 2% + A$0.49 apply. There are no booking fees for free tickets.

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