A play about the magic of music, falling apart and the infinite coming together.

About

Sacred Hands is Challito Browne’s story—the story of an immigrant family, brought together in caring for their matriarch, Nana. As Alzheimer’s disease shifts the fabric of her reality, she slips between her past and her present, from her home to Sydney, Australia. With unyielding compassion, poise and heartfelt humour, Challito’s family look after Nana in the same way that she once cared for each of them, igniting her memory with stories and song.

A multilingual performance, Sacred Hands is a deeply personal exploration of family, identity and culture.

Image: Oleg Pupovac

Content Warning
This production contains the use of herbal cigarettes.

Batch Two-Pack
Two shows on the same night for $50 (saving up to 30%)
Wednesday 29 April
Thursday 30 April
Friday 1 May
Saturday 2 May

Cast & Creatives

Writer and Performer Challito Browne
Dramaturg Oleg Pupovac
Director Cara Woods