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For all the women who have been the “good” girls to fix the “bad” boys at 13 years old.I've got to get him to like me.
I think my life depends on it.
On the train. In purgatory. At home. In school.
Alex is on the 4.16 Laverton line, heading home from uni. Alex is in her Year 7 classroom, sat next to a boy who doesn’t like her. Alex has been murdered, by a man she doesn’t know.
Audrey is a cellist, a feminist, a mother. She’s working on an artistic commission about violence against women. She’s working on raising her son to be a good man.
A dark comedy, FIX HIM examines where violence in boys begins and, in turn, the responsibility that is thrust upon women to try to fix their male counterparts.
"One of the most essential artistic works of the decade I've seen"
"Our generation's Phoebe Waller-Bridge"
"11/10"
From a sold-out season at MUSE 879 Festival 2025, FIX HIM is a stark and slick work from emerging playwright Alex Fimeri.
This project was supported through Maribyrnong City Council's Artist Residency Program and is included in Council's program for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
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Bluestone Church Arts Space - 8a Hyde St, Footscray, Australia
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