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What’s wrong with death

Sophia Club Presents

What’s wrong with death

6:00pm, Wed 19 June, 2024
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Event Details

DOORS 6:00 PM // KITCHEN OPENS 6:00 PM // SHOW STARTS 7:30PM With guests Fred Leone, Klaus Jahn & Kimba Griffith

After sell-out shows across London, New York and Melbourne, the Sophia Club returns once again to take audiences on an immersive journey of ideas, conversation and performance.

What’s wrong with death

Have we forgotten how to die well? Could we grieve better? Can philosophy help?


Death comes to the rational, striving mind as an affront and a foe. And in the absence of meaningful communal rituals to help us through this profound passage, many people are left feeling lost: alienated by their own mortality or the loss of someone they love. Philosopher Klaus Jahn and funeral director Kimba Griffith are joined by Butchulla Songman Fred Leone and host Natasha Mitchell to explore the meaning and potential of dealing more philosophically with death and dying. 


ABOUT SOPHIA CLUB


Everyone has a stake in philosophy; its vitality can be drawn out and re-energised through conversation, with each other, and the arts. The Sophia Club creates a space for people to come together, ponder big questions, encounter new perspectives, and appreciate the rich connections between thought, emotions and artistic expression. 


We call this space Live Philosophy.


The Sophia Club is the latest venture from Aeon Media, the publisher of Aeon and Psyche magazines. To be the first to hear about our events program, follow us on Instagram @sophiaclub_live and sign up to our newsletter at sophiaclub.co.  


Our events are produced on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Woiworung language group of the Kulin Nation, and we respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians. We value the knowledge traditions and rich practice of philosophy among Aboriginal and and Torres Strait Islander communities in Australia, and all First Nations peoples around the world.








TICKETING INFO 

Please have a digital or printed copy of your ticket ready on arrival along with a valid photo ID. Acceptable ID includes a current and valid Australian Photo Drivers Licence, State Approved ‘Proof of Age’ card or Passport.

The Brunswick Ballroom strives to improve our practices when it comes to sustainability and to reduce our carbon footprint. We don’t sell or provide plastic water bottles.


VENUE INFO 

THE BALLROOM MENU
The kitchen will be serving The Ballroom Menu for this show.

You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

ACCESSIBILITY
The Brunswick Ballroom is Accessible.
The Brunswick Ballroom has made significant improvements to accessibility by installing an 
Acorn Chairlift. (Model: New Acorn Indoor 180 Curved Stairlift.)

VENUE FAQS
To find out more about the venue, FAQs can be viewed by clicking here.