JULIA is a powerful and gripping solo dance theatre work by one of Australia's
leading contemporary dancers, Natalie Allen, co-created in partnership with
some of WA’s leading women artists.

It celebrates the eve of the ten year anniversary of her iconic misogyny speech in parliament. JULIA is a response to Julia Gillard’s experience as PM and her
legacy, to the wider culture of #MeToo, and the frustration we feel as we read,
see, hear and experience sexism and misogyny, discrimination and violence.

JULIA is a force for action in raising awareness, calling for change, recognising
we are “all entitled to a better standard than this”, and we are all part of
making it happen

Date: Friday 28th May

Where: State Theatre Centre

6pm - Bar opens

7pm – Performance

8pm - Q&A on stage

Here's what people are saying about this production...

"World-class performer Natalie Allen transforms, she’s no longer Julia Gillard, she’s not that woman, she’s every woman. Powerful and defiant."

(OUT in Perth)

"…sophisticated, fearless and utterly breath-taking...this work needs to be supported. It is as simple as that."
(Sam Chester)

"The work is timely, intelligent, imaginative, passionate, visceral and brilliantly executed a riveting and ultimately exhilarating work of dance-theatre…"
(Humphrey Bower)

"…relevant and timely, it's a show that really needs to be performed and seen by loads of women."
(Wendy Watson)