Red Soup
ArtsLab Western and North West Sydney
‘And I don’t know what home is anymore, if not a feeling. This terrible, longing feeling’.
In an exciting blend of performance poetry and theatre, Red Soup tells the story of two women and two invasions of Ukraine; Oma is escaping Germany’s invasion of Ukraine in 1941, and Jade is a serial home renovator, arriving at her next project.
Where is home when you’ve been running from it all your life?
Audience Information
This production contains frequent referral to war. Mentions of concentration camps and Nazis. References to mental illness and inter-generation trauma.
Post-Show Q&A
Q Theatre and Shopfront Arts Co-Op invite you to join us for a special Q&A session with the ARTSLAB WNW artists. This is your opportunity to meet them, hear about their creative processes, and learn about ARTSLAB and how you can be involved in the future.
Date & Time: Saturday 11 November at 6pm in the Borland Lounge.
Attendance is FREE and no registration is necessary.
Tickets
PURCHASE A SEASON PASS AND SAVE
A season pass includes entry to all three of the ArtsLab Western and North West Sydney shows including Red Soup, CURBSQUATTERS and Sensations of Maintenance, as well as the One Self over the Crismon Nest (ArtsLab Gallery).
SINGLE TICKETS
Single tickets are also available to each show and include entry to One Self over the Crismon Nest (ArtsLab Gallery).
Location
Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre, 597 High Street, Penrith – Click here to view a map
Cast & Creatives
Anna Krywyj Moore / Writer and Director
Jess Arthur / Mentor
- Key Info:
- Dates & Times
- Tickets
Thursday 9 November at 6pm
Friday 10 November at 6pm
Saturday 11 November at 2pm
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Meet Anna Krywyj Moore
Anna Krywyj Moore is a playwright and poet based between the bush of the Blue Mountains and the beach of Wollongong. Anna’s poetic anthology, From Adam’s Rib has been published by Story Factory Parramatta.
Her play, Her Name was Inna is currently being produced for the Australian Theatre of Young People’s Intersection Festival and published by Currency Press.
Her awards include shortlisting in the Tertangala Prose and Poetry Contest, and her play Lady Lazarus was nominated for OnStage 2021.
Anna is a member of the Australian Theatre of Young People’s Youth Advisory Body. Anna currently attends the University of Wollongong studying a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Creative Arts. Anna is passionate about her Ukrainian heritage
and how remembering can ignite conversations about current issues.
Anna has been mentored by Jess Arthur.
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