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Sharbat
 

As part of The Blue Room Theatre’s 2019 Season, Third Culture Kids will present their latest work, SHARBAT, for eight performances only! SHARBAT is a new Australian play examining the bittersweet nature of sibling relationships, the bonds of family and the power of forgiveness.

This Living Room Dramedy which tells the story of three estranged sisters with little in common other than their Muslim heritage. It’s been a while, but this year the Muslim celebration of Eid coincides with Christmas Day and the sisters find themselves together once more. Double the holidays, you double the family drama!

The Kaos Room in The Blue Room Theatre has been specifically activated for the show, creating an intimate living room setting, which seats the audience amongst the action.

 

Event details

Venue: The Blue Room Theatre
Bookings: blueroom.org.au
Start Date: Tuesday 29 October 2019

This show has a very limited capacity!

 

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