
My Doll’s House
'My Doll's House' depicts the story of a young Afghan girl named Razia, who is forced to leave her beautiful home in Afghanistan. Razia catches the 8 pm bus with her terminally ill father, mother, who has severe Arthritis, and five siblings. Razia's journey is full of difficulties, but she is determined to provide her parents with proper medical treatment and look after her siblings. During this journey she meets other girls in similar situations. The play 'My Doll's House' shares a profound story of friendship in exile. It shows the strength and determination of young girls like Razia, who fight for their families' survival and well-being despite all fears and uncertainties.
Most creatives of 'My Doll's House' are Afghan girls and they will participate in the 2024 Adelaide Fringe from exile. These girls don't let their fate define them. It is a story about their resilience, courage, and strength in adversity.
Presented by: Virtual School Australia
Paramita Roy is a writer, director, an alumnus of the Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT). My Doll's House is her second Fringe Project. It is a drama based on the true stories of Virtual School Australia students living in exile. These performers will share their digital play online at the 2024 Fringe Festival in Adelaide.
Mild Occasional Depicts Violence, Loud Noises