CANCELLED - Headlock
Headlock follows Farsa and Farnoush, two Iranian female wrestlers preparing for their first international competition. The stage becomes their training ground, a space where their bodies push to the edge of exhaustion.
The performance is a raw and intimate exploration of these two women's lives, showcasing the struggle of pushing personal limits and the complexities of their relationship.
As they train, they also grapple with learning English, highlighting the challenges of navigating a new world beyond their familiar borders. ‘Headlock’ a journey into the hearts of these two women, exposing the vulnerability and resilience that lie beneath their strength. Their shared experience unfolds on the mat, exposing the delicate balance between ambition, friendship, and personal struggles.
Presented by: Iran Saye Theatre & The Garage International
Sessions
Ticket Prices
Full price:
$35.00
Concession: $30.00
BankSA Cardholder:
$26.25
Companion Card: $0.00
Prices may not be available on all sessions
All transactions incur a $4.80 Transaction Fee (Excluding donation only transactions, certain promotions and transactions consisting of only free-ticketed shows). Fees explained.
1 Venue
The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall
The Garage International @ Adelaide Town Hall, 128 King William St, Entry via Pirie St or Paul Kelly Laneways UN, Adelaide, Kaurna
Please enter via the laneway on Pirie Street or next to the Pilgrim Church on Flinders Street. Our venue is an independent structure located in the back of the main Town Hall building. It is not easily accesible from King William Street. Posters on A-Frames are on Pirie and Flinders Streets to guide you.
- Step-free mobility aid access through an alternative entrance with an accessible bathroom.
- Venue is suitable for all ages
Suitability & Warnings
Please note
It is about pushing the boundaries of the human body as in a wrestling match. It is not violent but it may be a bit confronting.
Accessibility
- High Visual Content
- Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language