Unapologetic
What does it mean to be an UNAPOLOGETIC woman?No less a perimenopausal unapologetic woman.Does it mean you’re angry or shrill?Does it make you a dangerous woman?Or does it simply mean you no longer give a s**t about what other people think?Join Tarsha as she shares her story-hilarious as it is heartbreaking-exploring what it means to live without apology.With refreshing honesty,a stellar set-list,and heartfelt authenticity,Tarsha unpacks the everyday experiences that challenge us all from familial dysfunction to profound love, from unrequited dreams to midlife crisis. If you’ve ever questioned your own family lineage (and subsequent psyche!) you’ll be compelled as Tarsha unravels hers in this highly relatable and insightful hour of story and song.
"Poignant,heartfelt,relatable"- Amelia Ryan.
Presented by: Up4T Productions
Tarsha is a creative working across the expanded field of sculpture, performance art, voice, video, sound, sculptural installations, and writing. Tarsha’s work explores the human condition within the context of interpersonal relationships, speaking to humanity’s interconnectivity - not only with each other but across place, and ancestry (time), and species. Tarsha performed her inaugural self-devised work, “Together We Are Apart,” at the 2019 Adelaide Fringe, followed by the multi-media and performance piece, “Peggy Buxton,” for History Week 2019. “Do You See What I See,” a full-length cross-platform interdisciplinary show, was created in partnership with Dance Hub SA and Arts SA. Unapologetic is her debut cabaret, written in mentorship with Amelia Ryan and Michael Griffiths.
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Thanks to an honest and emotional interpretation of a seemingly ordinary life-story, it's a very human show that any gender will connect to - Heather Taylor Johnson, Glam Adelaide