UnHOWsed single work   drama   - 60 mins
Note: with Voices of the Southside
Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 UnHOWsed
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AbstractHistoryArchive Description

'More elderly women are experiencing homelessness than ever before. In UnHOWsed these women take centre stage & shine a light on the unexplored territory of lives lived on the edge. Their real voices are strong and significant. In a series of poetic, non-linear, & true narratives, they bare the emotional baggage that comes with homelessness.

'UnHOWsed is a multi-disciplinary performance work about older women’s homelessness – specifically based in the City of Port Phillip. It is a very relevant and timely topic affecting increasing numbers of women. It is currently one of the fastest growing types of homelessness.' (Production summary)

Production Details

  • Presented by Theatre Works and Tashmadada. Performed at Theatre Works, St Kilda 23 October-3 November 2019.

    Director

    DEBORAH LEISER-MOORE

    Composer/Sound Director:

    NELA TRIFKOVIC

    Written By

    THE ENSEMBLE

    Performers

    CARLA MITTERLEHNER, SUSAN V.M. MCDONALD-TIMMS, JAN GREY, DIANN PATTISON, MAURYA BOURANDANIS, CATHERINE SAMSURY, KAREN CORBETT, LIZA DEZFOULI

    Lighting Designer/AV

    KINETIC SCREEN

    Stage Manager / Production Assistant

    HAYLEY LAWSON SMITH

    Photo By

    LOUISE CHEN PHOTOGRAPHY

    Publicity

    ELEANOR HOWLETT 

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

Works about this Work

Melbourne Women's Homelessness Stories Brought to Stage in Bid to Boost Social Housing Emilia Terzon , 2019 single work column
— Appears in: ABC News [Online] , October 2019;

'When grandmother Maurya Bourandanis became homeless in her mid-50s, one of the places she would sleep was a park bench outside a theatre in Melbourne's inner south.'(Introduction)

Melbourne Women's Homelessness Stories Brought to Stage in Bid to Boost Social Housing Emilia Terzon , 2019 single work column
— Appears in: ABC News [Online] , October 2019;

'When grandmother Maurya Bourandanis became homeless in her mid-50s, one of the places she would sleep was a park bench outside a theatre in Melbourne's inner south.'(Introduction)

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