Playback Theatre is a unique improvisional theatre with no script. The material for the performance comes from the audience. Assisted by the conductor, who holds a performance, people in the audience share moments and stories from their lives, which are then immediately re-enacted or “played back” spontaneously by a troupe of usually four actors and a musician. Actors and musician take on roles in a dramatic form and, using dance, movement, mine, music, dialogue, sound and imagination, the story or moment is played back in a creative and magical re-enactment.

‘The Gritty Reality of Harmony and Diversity’ performance will be improvised from discussions on why the United Nations refers to Australia as being one of the most socially cohesive nations in world? Come along to share stories of what harmony and diversity means to you.

Tickets available on entry.