Divergent Theatre Collective is thrilled to collaborate with The Couch International Student Centre, sharing DTC's passion of theatre making, acting and THE ARTS.
THEATRE WORKSHOPS
at The COUCH
International Student Centre
MONOLOGUE with Special Guest Matcho Makata
MUSICAL THEATRE with Special Guest Drew Lane
October - November 2022
Divergent Theatre Collective is proud to be supporting and collaborating on the Australian Premiere of Before Breakfast. Before Breakfast is part of the inaugural Sydney Fringe Festival - LIMITLESS 2022. Limitless is a micro-festival celebrating Deaf and Artists with Disability.
Before Breakfast
by Thomas Pasatieri
A ONE ACT OPERA
Featuring Opera Australia Soprano - Jane Ede
Piano - Kate Johnson
Director - Dan Graham
Stage Manager - Pearl Junor
Production Manager/ Movement - Roman Berry
Image by Malcolm Ede
September 7 - 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm
September 9 - 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm (Auslan Interpreted)
September 10 - 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm (Sensory Friendly)
Venue:
107 Projects Performance Space
107 Redfern Street
Redfern 2016
We are also Fundraising for this project through Australia Cultural Fund. Any donation is greatly appreciated. Help improve access to opera for practitioners and audience living with disability.
Recognise the valuable contribution of migrant domestic workers!
Ratify ILO C189 Now! Decent Work for Domestic Workers!
Pledge Your Support for Migrant Domestic Workers Rights!
Marissa Begonia
Founder and Director of The Voice Of Domestic Workers
Body, Mind & Wellness Workshop
Divergent Theatre Collective Community Partnership with The Voice of Domestic Workers UK
Body, mind and wellness workshop is a weekly program for VODW migrant domestic workers recover from a week long of work. It also helps navigate and understand past trauma, resulting from abusive employment situations, through dance, expression, use of Drama and Arts skills. Divergent Theatre Collective initiated this program since 2016 with the guidance of Artistic Director, Roman Berry.
The Voice of Domestic Workers
ABOUT THE ORGANISATION
The Voice of Domestic Workers is an education and support group calling for justice and rights for Britain's sixteen thousand migrant domestic workers. We provide educational and community activities for domestic workers - including English language lessons, drama and art classes, and employment advice, and provide support for domestic workers who exit from abusive employers.
Our work seeks to end discrimination and protect migrant domestic workers living in the UK by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare and legal advice.
www.thevoiceofdomesticworkers.com