Asylum by Ruth Fingret
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Asylum by Ruth Fingret

How far would you go to ensure the safety of your family? Where do you go for Asylum?

By Ruth Fingret

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Location

Hellenic Art Theatre (The Greek Theatre at Addi Road)

142 Addison Road #Building 36 Marrickville, NSW 2204 Australia

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About this event

  • 1 hour 15 minutes

Returning after a hugely well-reviewed season in 2017 is Asylum by Ruth Fingret

Inspired by the tragedy of statelessness, this play explores the choices people make to save their family when under pressure


This is a magnificent new Australian work, easily one of the best plays I have seen that attempts to tackle this subject. The issue of our partiality and our inability to see the Other is brought to the fore poignantly in this is elegantly woven seventy minutes.”

lisathatcher.com.au 2017

Set against the back drop of large scale migration, this Asylum examines the personal story of Hajir, a young Lebanese man seeking asylum in Australia, and Craig, the immigration officer who will decide his fate.


And make no mistake … ASYLUM is politics. Big picture politics painted with intimacy.

Sydney Arts Guide, 2017


Directed by Olga Tamara

Starring Chris Miller, Eli Saad, Levi Kenway, Dianne Weller, and Emma Burns.

Written by Ruth Fingret


To read more about our show and wonderful creative team please go to https://ruthfingret.com/asylum-2/

Our amazing cast from left:

Levi Kenway, Dianne Weller, Eli Saad, Chris Miller, Emma Burns

Partnership with National Justice Project

If you'd care to make a donation we are pleased to be partnering with the National Justice Project. Their mission is to fight for truth, justice and accountability by eradicating systemic discrimination and amplifying the voices of communities harmed by government inaction, harm and discrimination.

Frequently asked questions

What is your refund policy?

Refunds can be made with 48 hours notice. Inside 48 hours your ticket can be exchanged for another performance at no charge.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes

Is it suitable for children?

The play contains strong themes of domestic violence and displays confrontations that small children might find distressing. Characters will also drink and simulate smoking on stage. Recommended for children over 14 years of age.

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