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Generation Women - March 30th

Generation Women

Generation Women - March 30th

6:30pm, Tue 30 March, 2021
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Winner Best Spoken Word at Sydney Fringe 2019 and featured in All About Women 2020 at the Sydney Opera House, Generation Women celebrates and amplifies women’s voices and creativity. Each month, six women of note read an original piece on a theme. Of those women, one is in her 20s, her 30s, her 40s, her 50s, her 60s, and her 70s+. Our diverse line-ups will make you laugh, cry, and think. Generation Women is a unique, intimate storytelling night that brings together women of all ages. 

Theme: MY WILD SELF: STORIES OF BEING UNTAMED

We’re all wild women, underneath. This month, we invited our all- star line-up to tell us a story of a time they broke the rules, big or small. A time they got in touch with their inner goddess/CEO/bitch. A time they were untamed. Maybe they quit a job, or a relationship, or saying sorry too damn much. A time they felt powerful and strong and just a little bit wild. Whatever they share, expect our usual blend of heart-warming, hilarious, and hair-raising in a night that celebrates the wit and wisdom of women of all ages.

Line Up: 

Team 20s: Honor Wolff is co-founder of The Very Good Looking Initiative and Co-creator of the award-winning show CULL. Honor has had successful tours with The Very Good Looking Initiative to the Adelaide Fringe Festival and the 2017 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. The Very Good Looking Initiative won the Tour Ready Award in 2017, and undertook their first international tour to New Zealand in March 2018.

Team 30s: Sibonginkosi (Sibo) Moyo is a storyteller, speaker and social entrepreneur based in Melbourne. She has a background in Engineering but she is also passionate about telling her own story, intercultural dialogue and empowering young people.

Team 40s: Devi Palanisamy enjoys every opportunity to share a good story. With more than 13 years of experience teaching Speech and Drama to children and being involved in Curriculum Development for Arts education, Devi has always believed in the power and magic of storytelling. 

Team 50s: Maggie Miles is a feature film producer with credits including Robert Connolly's PAPER PLANES, the omnibus feature THE TURNING from Australian author Tim Winton's best-selling novel, Jonathan auf der Heide's VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, Paul Cox's FORCE OF DESTINY and more recently HIGH GROUND which had a World Premiere Gala Screening at the Berlin International Film Festival and will be released in Australian cinemas in 2020. 

Team 60s: Anne E Stewart is an acclaimed storyteller with an international reputation. A versatile performer Anne has the energy and voice to engage any audience. Her focus is on the shared stories of Australia honouring Indigenous, Celtic, Asian and World stories.

Team 70s: Markie Linhart worked as an assistant fashion director at Vogue Magazine before marrying and moving to Australia. Markie says she was at war with herself for years before transitioning aged 74-years old to end her internal battle. Markie is an active part of the LGBTI community. Motto: If you’re not living on the edge, you’re taking up too much space...

Doors at 6.30pm. 

Show starts at 7pm.