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The Longhouse: Melbourne

October 4, 2018 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm AEST

CAAP’s Longhouse

CAAP’s Longhouse is a networking and information sharing program that has been building a solid and thriving Asian Australian performance community in NSW since 2015.

As a result, now, CAAP invites you to attend Melbourne’s first Longhouse to be hosted by Melbourne Theatre Company.

So, facilitated by Ra Chapman with an introduction by Annette Shun Wah, four of Melbourne’s most progressive and dynamic storytellers will be joining us to share their experiences within the industry in Victoria. Also, they will take part in a conversation about the current state of diversity and representation on our stages and screens.

Likewise, the panel discussion will run for approximately one hour, followed by a chance to network over nibbles and drinks.

Guest Speakers

KIM HO (The Language of Love, Mirror’s Edge – Winner 2017 Patrick White Playwright’s Award)

MICHELE LEE (Going Down, Rice – Winner 2018 Australian Writer’s Guild Award, Victorian Premier’s Literary Award)

NATESHA SOMASUNDARAM (Entomology, Human Resources, Jeremy and Lucas Buy a Fucking House)

JEAN TONG (Hungry Ghosts, Romeo is Not the Only Fruit, Lou Wall’s Drag Race)

The Longhouse welcomes all artists and arts workers interested in contemporary Asian Australian performance.

Thurs 5 October
6pm – 8pm
Southbank Theatre, The Lawler

Tickets $10
BOOK NOW: bit.ly/LonghouseMelbourne

Details

Date:
October 4, 2018
Time:
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm AEST

Venue

Southbank Theatre
140 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank
Melbourne,Vic3000Australia
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