New Australian voices: on stage, on page, on film, online.
THE VOICES PROJECT brings together the best of new monologue writing from atyp’s Fresh Ink emerging playwright program, and presents it on stage, on page, on film and online, giving voice to a new generation of Australian writers, theatremakers, filmmakers and performers.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
‘They told me I’d be getting sick, but actually I’m just getting awesome’ http://www.freshink.com.au/stick/
In a local support group, Louise shares a darkly comic perspective on what’s it like to be a teenage girl with Crohn’s Disease. Sometimes it’s easier to reveal yourself to strangers.
Emma Campbell stars in STICK from Carolyn Burns’ original monologue. Directed by Martha Goddard.
Some people look good enough to eat… Tom Stokes in HUNGER, from Brooke Robinson. Directed by Stephen McCallum. Read the script and find out more, here.
A great performance of Joanna Erskine’s monologue for our RE:BOOT project. More info at: http://www.freshink.com.au/films/reboot/ Written for performers 17-20 years old and ideal for the HSC IP.
Colour grading, HUNGER.
Brilliant performance of the BOOT monologue for our RE:BOOT project. You can be involved, too. Find out how, here.
We are looking for young actors from around the world (M/F, 15-22) to take part in a mashup of BOOT, the awesome monologue by Sydney-based playwright Joanna Erskine. Film yourself performing the monologue, load it up, and send it through to us and you are in! Details, here.
BAT EYES, based on the WB Yeats poem, is a semi-finalist in YouTube’s global film competition. Please help get a film about poetry to the final by voting and reposting our film! Vote here: www.bateyesandboot.com/votebateyes (You can vote every day for us!)
