Aanisa Vylet Aanisa Vylet i(13970467 works by)
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1 y separately published work icon Home Schooling Aanisa Vylet , 2020 Australia : PlayWriting Australia , 2020 19659513 2020 single work drama
1 form y separately published work icon Halal Gurls Vonne Patiag , Hajer Al-Awsi , Sara Mansour , Danielle Stamoulos , Aanisa Vylet , ( dir. Vonne Patiag ) Sydney : In-between Pictures , 2019 20717353 2019 series - publisher film/TV

'HALAL GURLS is a 6 x 6 minute comedy online series offering a candid look into the lives of three 20-something Hijabis living in Bankstown as they endure the unseen everyday culture clash between their faith and desire. These women are strong, smart and sassy – 100% certified.'

Source: Screen Australia.

1 The House at Boundary Road Liverpool Thomas De Angelis , Chika Ikogwe , Jordy Shea , Aanisa Vylet , 2019 single work drama

'A new play by a group of very different writers, from very different immigrant backgrounds.

'The House at Boundary Road Liverpool is a collaboratively devised play about Australia’s waves of post-war immigration. It’s a play about a house and its occupants through the years. Four acts and four playwrights telling the story of four families.'

Source: Old 505 Theatre.

1 y separately published work icon The Girl / The Woman Aanisa Vylet , 2018 13970526 2018 selected work drama

'Twelve years in the making and semi-autobiographical, The Girl and its companion piece The Woman follows two generations of Australian Arab-Muslim women. Polite feminists. Friends. Liars.

'The Girl trips over her sexuality and lands on her mother’s traditions. Her body is changing and it’s time to choose. When the person closest to her is also the most resistant, both are forced to lay it all on the table.

'Tender, intimate and dangerously funny until it’s not, The Girl / The Woman collides desire and tradition, impulse and faith, past and present to question what it means to be a good Woman. And whether to inherit history or break free from it.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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