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by Elisa Parry
Tucked away in the alleyways of Collingwood youโll find the Break Room. The walls of the building are home to some impressive graffiti work. On the inside, youโll find a mini art gallery and two rooms where you can smash as much stuff up as your heart desires. Welcome to your new favourite form of therapy. Hereโs everything you need to knowโฆ
A break room is a small room where you can have permission to break all kinds of things. Before you enter, you pop on protective clothing and a helmet โ enclosed shoes are a must! Once inside you can pump the music and unleash any pent-up anger and emotions. Itโs a great feeling, trust me, and one of the most liberating things youโll ever do.
There is no right or wrong in the Break Room. Itโs a very safe space. You can throw things at a wall, you can hit them off a pole with baseball bat. You can simply bash them to smithereens on the ground. I recommend having a good smash of the pile of already broken bits and pieces in the corner.
So where does all the stuff come from? According to Ed, who runs The Break Room, itโs mostly bought from op shops around the area. Other stuff is donated or factory seconds. So, in each room youโll find a very odd assortment of glass and porcelain objects ripe for the smashing.
Why would you want to do this? Because for some reason having permission to break things, with absolutely no consequence is a deeply satisfying experience. Iโll admit, at first, I felt a little trepidation. But a few more swings of that baseball bat and Iโd transformed into a monster (in a good way โ I think). Some people meditate, others do yoga or go for a run โ but next time youโre looking to let off a little steam we suggest you book a Break Room experience!
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