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  • Whats On

    Queer

    Image: Since U Been Gone (c) Bronwen Sharp
    Sara, an Iranian women with light olive skin is dressed in a dark blue Iranian girls school uniform (blazer, trousers & headscarf). She smiles like a cheshire cat, dancing, with her arms out to her side. Behind is a bright yellow costume on a rail.
    Seemia Theatre presents

    Saria Callas

    Tues 6th - Saturday 17th May (not 12th) 7:15pm
    Saria Callas is a new multimedia play about aspiring to be a singer while growing up in a place where it is forbidden for women to sing.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A drag performer on a stage wearing a ginger wig, in a pink and leopard print outfit. She is singing into a microphone with her arms raised. There is a velvet and a golden foil curtain in the background.
    Nawel presents

    Walk a Mile in These Mary Janes

    Tues 13th May 9pm
    An evening of songs, drag and coquette-core
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    Two blue vertical stripes covered by a wobbly bubble, a pear and wrapped in a green bikini

    Like a Rat (WIP)

    Wed 14th and Thurs 15th May 9:00pm
    Queer musical about wild swimming and bodily autonomy. A cautionary tale about the slipperiness of freedom.
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    A graphic displaying a table cloth with collaged images on top of miscellaneous objects relating to dinner, children, household items and assisted reproductive technologies such as a sperm sample.
    TOO MUCH THEATRE presents

    Next of Kin (WIP)

    Fri 16th May 3:00pm
    Wyn is on a journey to discover if children are in their future. After 25 interviews held with families of different structures and prophesying in random chance, are they closer to their destiny?
    WORK IN PROGRESS
    The face of a white man with cropped black hair appears to have been ripped across the middle to reveal the eyes of a cartoon beast. He stands beside the collaged phrase “It’s a tale as old as time” in front of a drawing of pitchforks and torches.
    Martin Moriarty presents

    No Beauty, Just The Beast

    Sat 17th May at 3pm
    Once upon a time in a faraway land called the 1990s, a young gay man transformed into a hideous Beast must find a way to escape his enchantment.
    An image of a hand reaching up, open palm

    Barrier(s)

    Wed 12th - Sat 29th Nov at 7:30pm (2pm matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays)
    Love has no single language. Barrier(s) is a powerful story between a deaf and hearing woman. When the world tries to silence you, how can you hold on to love?