ATRA Assyrian Theatrical Group presents

Echoes of Yesterday

A father fades, a family fights to hold on. Love and loss collide in fleeting moments of laughter, sorrow, and stubborn hope. A story of dignity, resilience, and the aching beauty of remembering—before time takes it all away.

An Assyrian drama about dementia

Producer: Zaya Roael

Mainly for Assyrian community

A play about dementia raises awareness and builds empathy by showing real-life experiences. It helps break stigma and encourages support for individuals and caregivers. Watching such a play fosters understanding and meaningful conversations. This promotes a more compassionate and inclusive community.

Sponsored by Dementia Australia

Supported by Assyrian Australian Medical Association

Hosted by Startts

Speeches by:

Dr Mariam Joseph

Mr Emil Shiba

Dementia Australia representative

Jasmina Bajraktarevic from STARTTS

Sunday 18th May 2025

Starts 4:00 pm -8pm

Music afterwards

Parking

Bankstown Sports Club has a large car park with over 1,200 parking bays. However, it can get congested during busy times.

Parking details

The car park has five levels
Parking is free for Bankstown Sports Club guests
All vehicles entering the car park must get a ticket at the boom gate
Tickets must be validated at the club reception or at a cash register, kiosk, or restaurant within the club
Otherwise, a $30 fee will apply upon ex

Location

8 Greenfield Parade, Bankstown NSW 2200

CHECK HERE FOR INFO ON PARKING AND TRANSPORT

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