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ENJOY A NEW AUSTRALIAN BLACK COMEDY BEAUTIFUL HIGHNESS BY CHELSEA PLUMLEY
IN THE COMPANY OF ISFAF FRIENDS, WITH A POST SHOW Q&A AND A REFRESHMENT INCLUDED FOR DONATION OF $10 pensioners, $20 non-pensioners
SUNDAY 21 MAY AT 4PM, CHAPEL OFF CHAPEL, 12 LITTLE CHAPEL ST, PRAHRAN
Seats are limited. Bookings are essential.
To Book:
Beautiful Highness a new Australian black comedy by Chelsea Plumley.
Shelley – a spunky, wise-cracking battler – lives with a soundscape of non-stop ‘Voices’ plaguing her every waking minute. The only relief comes from weekly visits to see her kids who live with their Nana, daily phone calls to her siblings, and really, really loud music.
Based on a true story, Beautiful Highness centres around one family’s incredible grit and determination dealing with mental ill-health. Unsentimental, heartwarming and gently humorous, the play crystallises just how important a sense of belonging and connection is for all of us. Beautiful Highness is an empathy recharge for those living with or supporting someone with a diagnosis; the family members, carers and practitioners.
Written by musical theatre and cabaret star, Chelsea Plumley, and featuring music and sound design by ARIA and APRA winner, James Roche (Bachelor Girl).
Cast: Michelle Stayner (Blue Heelers, Halifix F.P., Carson’s Law), Petra Glieson (Metro Sexual, It’s A Date, The Dr Blake Mysteries), Tanya Schneider (Harrow, Metro Sexual, Heist), Angela Kennedy (Come From Away, Strictly Ballroom the Musical, Sons and Daughters), Anthony Scundi (Unsolicited Male, Nine – the Musical, Hurlyburly), Jessica Faulkner (The Inbestigators, Glitch, Mustangs FC), and child actors Jasper McDonald Parsons and Alistair Herbert.
Supported by City of Stonnington, the Cybec Foundation & ANZACATA
Painting by Richard McLean
Welcome to this edition of eNews, and a big thank you to all who attended our recent members meeting. Some of the Tandem team took a road trip to Traralgon to hold our April members meeting at Gippsland Conference Centre – it was great to see so many of our members in the room as well as online.
With us were our friends from Satellite and Wellways to speak briefly on their involvement with the Family and Carer-led Centres. ACSO came by in the afternoon to give us a presentation on the wonderful work they are doing, as well as formally accept the Tandem Service Community Award they received in 2019.
We also launched the opening of the Tandem Awards nominations for 2023! The nomination form is now live on our website, and you can submit a nomination in a variety of ways including audio or video recording. Do you know a person or service you would like to nominate for a Tandem Award? Head to our website, login to your account and start nominating.
A special thanks to Melina Bath MP the member for Eastern Victoria (pictured below with our Director of Policy and Advocacy, Melinda Lucas) who came and listened to the work Tandem does, including the work of family, carers and supporters in Victoria. It was a wonderful opportunity for our members to meet some new faces and network with other organisations in the area.
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DETAILS FOR TOUR OF ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS VICTORIA AND LUNCH AT JARDIN TAN
To accommodate a range of needs and the weather, details have changed.
Please read carefully. We have a large group and we all need to co-operate to enjoy the day