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Ham is where the fridge is, and home is where the heart is

This is about what home means to me and my friends

Story by: Emma Giasoumi

Location: Flying Fruit Fly Circus School

A schools submission from the Flying Fruit Fly Circus School

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If you head down to the Albury Library Museum you’ll be able to catch all four of the Our Home films in a row! Massive thanks to Purna, Chhali, Sifa and Prem for sharing one of the many incredible stories from their lives. #theneighbourhood #ourhome #storytelling

Over two years ago, two best friends got together

Over two years ago, two best friends got together and started plotting a show set around a dinner table where you could get to know your neighbour while sharing a meal. 18 months ago four community members joined them and together they created something pretty special.

Neighbour has been an incredible journey as this bunch of strangers became family. We can’t wait to see what happens next.

Thank you everyone who came out last week to see the show, and thank you to Bhakti, Aaron, Marcello & Cath for sharing their lives with us.

Until next time Albury!

Photo by @threefoldstudio
#neighbour #theneighbourhood #alburywodonga

This creative development of Neighbour was assisted by @auscouncilarts and @creatensw.

Previous development has been supported by @performinglines @brownsmartdarwin @hothousetheatre @alburycity.

Big thanks also to @murrayarts @burraja_gallery @fruitflycircus for your support.

A few seats at the dinner table have opened up for

A few seats at the dinner table have opened up for tonight’s 6.30pm performance of NEIGHBOUR. We hope you can join us! Link for tickets in our bio. #neighbour #neighbourstories #theneighbourhood #storytelling

Image by @nat.ord
Image description: Neighbour guest storyteller Aaron Perkins Kemp Berger sitting at a table smiling. In front of him is a table full of food and vase of pink and yellow flowers.

Imagine having to walk two days to the markets jus

Imagine having to walk two days to the markets just for it to take four days to return carrying your entire village’s shopping on your back. That’s the story Prem has shared with us for Our Home, a video project we’ll be sharing in Refugee Week in partnership with the Albury Wodonga Volunteers Resource Bureau.
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#theneighbourhood #ourhome #ourstories #lovealbury #refugeeweek #casp @murrayarts @creatensw

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