What a Performance! EMBRACE Riverina!

Name: What a Performance! EMBRACE Riverina!
Start: 2023-10-01T19:00:31+1100
End: 2023-10-04T20:00:00+1100
Location: North Wagga Hall

Sun, 1 Oct, 7pm - Wed, 4 Oct, 8pm 2023 AEDT

North Wagga Hall

North Wagga Wagga NSW, Australia

Voices of Women

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Voices of Women and Oddball Theatre present: What a Performance!

EMBRACE Wiradjuri Country on the Riverina with a live and local show of new stories boldly wrapped in live music!

Directed by Lliane Clarke + Aunty Cheryl Penrith OAM

Saasha McMillan + Haya Arzidin

Pianist and composer + Elizabeth Jigalin

Date: Sunday 1 Oct - Monday 2 Oct

Time: 7-8pm

FREE!

Sunday 1 October NORTH WAGGA Hall
Monday 2 October The Arts Centre COOTAMUNDRA

All welcome! We are particularly encouraging young women aged 18 - 25.

Please let us know if you require transport to the venues.

Holiday Break Program supported by NSW Government Office of Regional Youth

Voices of Women acknowledges the Wiradjuri people as the the Traditional Owners of country in the Riverina where we tell stories and create performances. We acknowledge Traditional Owners throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

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Voices of Women is a not for profit organisation that presents new work by Australian women writers by powerful women actors, and collaborates with artists and musicians. The program begins with an annual national writing competition, and the outcome is live rehearsed readings by powerful actors in immersed, unexpected and surprising storytelling spaces. The stories are written in the first person - monologues, soliloquies and narratives - and performed in public by trained actors in rehearsed readings. Voices of Women is committed to breaking down barriers and presenting diverse stories and tales from all women in Australia, in particular First Nations stories, stories from culturally and linguistically diverse communities, from women living with disability and LGBTQI+ communities. Collaboration and community participation is at the heart of the Voices of Women adventure and the building of relationships across the writing and performance sector is key. Please contact us if you want to be a part of the adventure.