Casey Elder and Tasnim Hossain have been making work together since 2013. They explore gender relations, modern masculinity and societal expectations through solo performance. Casey and Tasnim have presented work at FRINGE WORLD before, with Zak and Reefa's Bollywood Funeral at The Bird in 2015, as well as Letters to John at Paper Mountain in 2018. Their shows have also had seasons at Canberra's You Are Here Festival, Newcastle's Crack Theatre Festival and Griffin Theatre Company's Batch Festival. Casey also directed talk dirty to me for The Cutting Room Floor at The Stables for FRINGE WORLD 2016.
Boys Light Up
Performance accessibility
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Relaxed Performance
6 Feb 7:30pm
1 Venue
The Studio at The Blue Room Theatre
53 James Street, Perth Cultural Centre, Northbridge, WA, 6003
Minors can only attend this show at this venue with a parent or legal guardian.
Suitability and warnings: M
Coarse Language:
Frequent
Other Warnings:
Depicts Violence
Please note:
Contains themes about racism
Kleenheat Sizzle Factor: Hot
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About this event
"My best mate, Darren, he's played AFL his whole life. I wanted to play but
Mum wasn't having it. No footy boys in my house, she said. Well, I forged
her signature on the permission slip and that was the beginning of
something amazing."
Come meet the bloke next door. He works hard all day, goes home to his girlfriend at night and plays footy all weekend. He's up for a promotion, he's eyeing engagement rings, and he's played by a Muslim woman.
From guernsey to hijab, power to privilege, we're talking about power in Australia, good men, and how far is too far. Casey Elder and Tasnim Hossain, the team behind Zak and Reefa's Bollywood Funeral and Letters to John, have teamed up to deliver this unflinching performance work.
Watch out Speccy McGee, you've got a new thing coming.
Come meet the bloke next door. He works hard all day, goes home to his girlfriend at night and plays footy all weekend. He's up for a promotion, he's eyeing engagement rings, and he's played by a Muslim woman.
From guernsey to hijab, power to privilege, we're talking about power in Australia, good men, and how far is too far. Casey Elder and Tasnim Hossain, the team behind Zak and Reefa's Bollywood Funeral and Letters to John, have teamed up to deliver this unflinching performance work.
Watch out Speccy McGee, you've got a new thing coming.