Experience the inspiring stories of Maryam Zahid and the women she met in founding Afghan Women on the Move, in this compelling autobiographical performance.
From its origins at Blacktown Arts Centre to a thriving NGO supporting Afghan and multicultural women, Maryam’s journey will move and inspire you.
Through hope and courage, Maryam challenges her deeply held beliefs, daring to ask: “Did you write this story for women, or did our men make it up?”
Following the show there will be an exclusive Q&A with the actors, writers, and director!
Written by Maryam Zahid and Robert Colman
Actors Maryam Zahid and Odile Le Clezio
Director Robert Colman
Producer Maria Mitar @The Cultural Arts Collective
Image Credit Gerrie Mifsud
Afghan Women on the Move is proudly supported by Next Chapter Innovation, which forms part of CommBank Next Chapter. This event is part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
In Dari and English
Wheelchair accessible
Companion Card accepted
Assistive Hearing system available (FM)
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Spoken in Dari & English
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