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SUMMARY:Ghasedak & Hobab
LOCATION:Camperdown Community Church (Tango)\, 86 Cardigan Street\, Camperdown NSW 2050
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
DESCRIPTION:Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nAt its heart\, Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a manifesto for hope in the difficult realities of contemporary human life. Keeping hope alive and finding ways to communicate with it are at the core of a work exploring connection\, vulnerability and the possibility of moving forward.\nThe choreography creatively connects literary archetypes in the text with their representation through calligraphy and the alphabet of Avestan\, an ancient Iranian language used to write the Avesta\, the sacred collection of Zoroastrian texts. Avestan letters inspire the movement\, scale and composition of the performance\, bringing ancient knowledge into dialogue with …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
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SUMMARY:Ghasedak & Hobab
LOCATION:Camperdown Community Church (Tango)\, 86 Cardigan Street\, Camperdown NSW 2050
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
DESCRIPTION:Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nAt its heart\, Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a manifesto for hope in the difficult realities of contemporary human life. Keeping hope alive and finding ways to communicate with it are at the core of a work exploring connection\, vulnerability and the possibility of moving forward.\nThe choreography creatively connects literary archetypes in the text with their representation through calligraphy and the alphabet of Avestan\, an ancient Iranian language used to write the Avesta\, the sacred collection of Zoroastrian texts. Avestan letters inspire the movement\, scale and composition of the performance\, bringing ancient knowledge into dialogue with …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
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DTSTAMP:20261017T021203Z
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SUMMARY:Ghasedak & Hobab
LOCATION:Camperdown Community Church (Tango)\, 86 Cardigan Street\, Camperdown NSW 2050
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
DESCRIPTION:Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nAt its heart\, Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a manifesto for hope in the difficult realities of contemporary human life. Keeping hope alive and finding ways to communicate with it are at the core of a work exploring connection\, vulnerability and the possibility of moving forward.\nThe choreography creatively connects literary archetypes in the text with their representation through calligraphy and the alphabet of Avestan\, an ancient Iranian language used to write the Avesta\, the sacred collection of Zoroastrian texts. Avestan letters inspire the movement\, scale and composition of the performance\, bringing ancient knowledge into dialogue with …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
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UID:dfb37166afb40f843d236a9832bd7385-s2@emus.space
DTSTAMP:20261017T021203Z
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261205T203000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20261205T213000
SUMMARY:Ghasedak & Hobab
LOCATION:Camperdown Community Church (Tango)\, 86 Cardigan Street\, Camperdown NSW 2050
URL:https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
DESCRIPTION:Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab\nGhasedak &amp\; Hobab is a multidisciplinary performance bringing together Persian dramatic storytelling\, movement\, choreography and music.\nCreated by Dr Elnaz Sheshgelani\, theatre maker\, choreographer and educator\, with music by Dr Shervin Mirzeinali and Mahya Panahi\, bringing together electronics and tanbour. The work is based on the story of the same name by renowned screenwriter\, thinker and dramatist Naseh Kamgari.\nAt its heart\, Ghasedak &amp\; Hobab is a manifesto for hope in the difficult realities of contemporary human life. Keeping hope alive and finding ways to communicate with it are at the core of a work exploring connection\, vulnerability and the possibility of moving forward.\nThe choreography creatively connects literary archetypes in the text with their representation through calligraphy and the alphabet of Avestan\, an ancient Iranian language used to write the Avesta\, the sacred collection of Zoroastrian texts. Avestan letters inspire the movement\, scale and composition of the performance\, bringing ancient knowledge into dialogue with …\n\nTickets: https://events.humanitix.com/ghasedak-and-hobab
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