The full extent of the cycle of connection in its forever growing and fluctuating state is something that will never be fully grasped or understood. If Trees Could Talk tells a tale of connection, perspective, and universality, and dives deep into the lives of six seemingly unrelated characters through three strands of story that all become intertwined. This play explores the ideas of the discovery of self through tragedy, and, whether we may know or not, we are all somehow connected to each other. This is a staged reading of a new work devised by the second-year Theatre students.
It’s Complicated
It’s Complicated is an independent theatre festival exploring the complications of loss, love, risk and healing. The festival presents three works produced, directed, acted and designed by third-year Bachelor of Theatre-making/Acting and Bachelor of Creative Arts & Wellbeing students. There will also be a reading written and performed by the second-year Bachelor of Theatre students.
It’s Complicated
It’s Complicated is an independent theatre festival exploring the complications of loss, love, risk and healing. The festival presents three works produced, directed, acted and designed by third-year Bachelor of Theatre-making/Acting and Bachelor of Creative Arts & Wellbeing students. There will also be a reading written and performed by the second-year Bachelor of Theatre students.
It’s Complicated
It’s Complicated is an independent theatre festival exploring the complications of loss, love, risk and healing. The festival presents three works produced, directed, acted and designed by third-year Bachelor of Theatre-making/Acting and Bachelor of Creative Arts & Wellbeing students. There will also be a reading written and performed by the second-year Bachelor of Theatre students.
Anita Mangakahia
Level: All
Estimated Materials Cost: $300
Workshop Outline
This immersive workshop will venture into the Japanese Gardens to explore plant shapes, textures, dyes and qualities suitable for printmaking. Using botanical materials, natural sunlight and earthy elements, you will create cyanotypes and eco-prints on paper and fabric which will result in an exciting personal collection of prints – a chance to unleash your creativity with surprising new outcomes.
Anita is a UniSQ graduate, with a Bachelor of Visual Arts. Born and raised in the remote highlands of Tanzania, her passion for art and botanicals was ignited by her fascinating life on a tea and coffee plantation. Taught to draw by her father, Anita has been creating all her life. Now, as a full-time emerging artist, Anita has exhibited at the Toowoomba Regional Gallery and is currently exhibiting work in the Redlands Regional Art Gallery. Her commissioned work can be found interstate and overseas, with her practice venturing into home decor, wallpapers and fabric design.