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• One Last Date Before I Die.
Developed through bAKEHOUSE KXT (2024), performed by Sarah Chadwick.
• Girl Wild (2021) – Nominated for the Rodney Seabourne Award.
Commissioned by Red Hot Arts, Alice Springs.
Published in 2020 by Australian Plays.
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• Happiness is a Place Called School.
Newtown High School of the Performing Arts.
• School of Life
Australian Script Centre (Writer: Teacher Notes).
• Bloodwood
Australian Peoples Theatre, Sydney Theatre Company.
• Alive and Kicking – Sitcom with CBS, USA.
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A book of metaphysical and practical “how-tos” to get you from totally beside yourself to totally rock and roll.
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“Radical Rock and Roll Resilience” is the must-read book for those who desperately need self-help but want to keep it undercover; who might have the fuel to kickstart their life but have no idea how to build the rocket.
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Radical Rock and Roll Resilience, will help you to:
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Understand Why You Roll the Way you Do
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Transform Limiting Beliefs.
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Turn Your Pain into Power& Rewrite Your Story.
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Direct your Emotions So They Don’t Direct You.
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Use your Ultimate Superpowers to Crack into the Field of Limitless Possibilities.
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Raise your Vibration& Clear Your Blocks to the Good Stuff.
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Shoulder a Swag of Strategies to Attract Your Deepest Desires.
This work/soul book accompanies “Radical Rock and Roll Resilience” - the book.
It is ready and waiting to be your very own personal, soul fuelled pit stop.
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Navigate your way soulfully through the challenges of life, knowing you're intentionally creating your Resilience.
GIRL WILD
By Anni Finsterer
Girl Wild is a cheeky drama exploring love, abandonment, fantasies, lust, lies, stalking, mental illness, self retribution, identity, loneliness and the desperate need to belong.
Whilst waiting for the arrival of Natasha, a well respected actor, a young rapper, tells Natasha's estranged daughter of their intimate bond. When Phil's violent outburst backfires, Tash arrives home to find her daughter and an obsessed fan with a serious injury. The play explores the stories we tell ourselves to survive, the consequences for leaving your family to follow your heart, the vulnerability of live performance, the art form of theatre as both a passion and escape, and the dire consequences of making a mistake as simple as spilling someone's drugs from off their spoon.
Shortlisted for the Rodney Seaborn Playwright's Award, 2018.