Speaking with Mandela Mathia, the voice behind ‘Lose to Win’, we talk where his creative spark ignited, the struggles within the Australian South Sudanese community & bringing his incredible backstory to life on the Belvoir stage.
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Nayika (A Dancing Girl): Premiering at Belvoir St Theatre
Belvoir presents the world premiere of Nayika (A Dancing Girl), a breathtaking solo performance melding storytelling, live music and Bharatanatyam dance, made for the unique talents of Helpmann Award-winner Vaishnavi Suryaprakash (Counting and Cracking) on now until the 19th May 2024. Co-created and co-directed by Nithya Nagarajan (Assistant Director of Jungle and the Sea) andContinue reading “Nayika (A Dancing Girl): Premiering at Belvoir St Theatre”
Aaron Seeto: Beauty & the Geek 2022 Winner
Sitting down with Aaron Seeto, BATG 2022 Winner and Train Driver, we talk where his love for trains began and stepping out of your comfort zone – as he did through his journey on the show.
‘For the Love of Paper’: Showcasing at KXT on Broadway this April
DAM: BCD Theatre and Culture Shock Theatrical in Association with Bakehouse Theatre presents ‘For the Love of Paper’, a new theatre show written and created by Almitra Mavalvala. Inspired by real events, the show delves into themes of love and resilience through the friendship of Amaliah and Kaveh, exploring just how far we will goContinue reading “‘For the Love of Paper’: Showcasing at KXT on Broadway this April”
A. Hussain Ali: Engineer & Host of In The Gap Podcast
Interview with A. Hussain Ali, Engineer & Host of In The Gap Podcast, talking Immigrating to Australia & the need that brought In The Gap Podcast to fruition.
Michelle Lee: Embracing the unknown to become the first Australian female to row solo across the Atlantic
Interview with Michelle Lee, the first Australian female to row solo across the Atlantic, on her journey and what it truly means to step outside your comfort zone and achieve beyond what you think is possible.
Breakdancing into the Paris Olympics: Interview with Jeff Dunne
DAM: Jeff Dunne is a sixteen year old breakdancer from the Tweed Coast (NSW). After winning the Oceania Breaking Championship, he’s now heading to the Paris Olympics 2024 to represent Australia. With its successful debut at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires, Breaking (or Break Dancing) will now feature for the first timeContinue reading “Breakdancing into the Paris Olympics: Interview with Jeff Dunne”
Siki Daha’s single ‘LCS’ is a voice for Artists in a social media driven world
Layered harmonies and spoken questions mirroring the pressure of outside criticism – we spoke to Siki on the inspo and meaning behind latest single ‘LCS’.
‘The Sikh Soldier’: Interview with the Directors
Today we speak with the Co-Directors Joseph Archer & Sky Cheema (who also stares) on their film ‘The Sikh Soldier’ and the important, untold WW1 story behind it.
Janelle & Monzir: MKR 2022 Winners
Sitting down with Janelle and Monzir, MKR 2022 Winners, we talk their love for food, behind the scenes on MKR and how it brought them closer as a couple, as well as the need for Diverse Cuisine Representation.
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