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SUMMARY:Cut Chilli by Chenturan Aran
DESCRIPTION:  \n“Your face is an ancestral mountain\, carved by mothers who dreamed you beyond their lifetime.” \nJamie was abandoned as a baby in Sri Lanka. At least that’s what Katherine told him\, as she raised him in the beach town of Mandurah\, Western Australia. But when Jamie falls for Zahra\, an activist and podcaster who tells him about the shady history of international adoption\, he begins to question his adoptive mother’s narrative and wonders why he’s never seen his adoption file. \nNow Jamie’s heading home\, with a cultural lineage demanding to be felt and a determination to uncover the truth of his past\, all the while with Zahra recording live for her podcast series\, “Decolonising My Boyfriend”. The truth\, however\, is more complicated than expected\, and Katherine fights to cover up an old wound being opened\, one that will reshape their family forever. \nNominated at the 2025 NSW Literary Prizes\, this scorching new comedy from Chenturan Aran is a banquet of cultural identity\, displacement and ancestry. Inspired by pervasive adoption fraud in Sri Lanka\, this is a play about difficult histories\, and how we manage open dialogue to find vulnerability\, truth\, and acceptance. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Darebin Arts
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/cut-chilli-by-chenturan-aran/
LOCATION:Darebin Arts Centre\, 401 Bell Street\, Preston\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3072\, Australia
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SUMMARY:And What Will People Say by Amani Mahmoud
DESCRIPTION:  \nA powerful fusion of Indian dance\, music\, and poetry\, this immersive theatre work confronts domestic violence with raw honesty\, cultural depth\, and the courage to discuss uncomfortable truths. Winner of two Sydney Fringe 2025 awards — Best in Category (Spoken Word) and Best Emerging Producer — this acclaimed production has moved audiences across communities and sparked vital conversations. \nWhat happens when silence is survival — but speaking out is freedom? \nAnd What Will People Say? is an electrifying 60-minute immersive theatre experience that blends Indian dance\, original music\, and spoken word to explore the unspoken realities of domestic violence within families and communities. Told through the eyes of a mother and her children\, this powerful piece invites audiences into a deeply personal journey of love\, fear\, shame\, and resilience. \nRooted in real experiences and shaped by the voices too often left out of the conversation\, the production challenges cultural stigma and generational silence. It exposes the hidden stories that echo behind closed doors—those shaped not only by violence itself\, but by the social pressures that keep people quiet. It is a story of pain but also of courage\, hope\, and radical truth-telling. \nThis is more than theatre. This is a conversation our communities need to have. And it starts here. \nGET TICKETS HERE: fortyfive downstairs
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/and-what-will-people-say-by-amani-mahmoud/2026-07-12/
LOCATION:fortyfivedownstairs\, 45 Flinders Lane\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:And What Will People Say by Amani Mahmoud
DESCRIPTION:  \nA powerful fusion of Indian dance\, music\, and poetry\, this immersive theatre work confronts domestic violence with raw honesty\, cultural depth\, and the courage to discuss uncomfortable truths. Winner of two Sydney Fringe 2025 awards — Best in Category (Spoken Word) and Best Emerging Producer — this acclaimed production has moved audiences across communities and sparked vital conversations. \nWhat happens when silence is survival — but speaking out is freedom? \nAnd What Will People Say? is an electrifying 60-minute immersive theatre experience that blends Indian dance\, original music\, and spoken word to explore the unspoken realities of domestic violence within families and communities. Told through the eyes of a mother and her children\, this powerful piece invites audiences into a deeply personal journey of love\, fear\, shame\, and resilience. \nRooted in real experiences and shaped by the voices too often left out of the conversation\, the production challenges cultural stigma and generational silence. It exposes the hidden stories that echo behind closed doors—those shaped not only by violence itself\, but by the social pressures that keep people quiet. It is a story of pain but also of courage\, hope\, and radical truth-telling. \nThis is more than theatre. This is a conversation our communities need to have. And it starts here. \nGET TICKETS HERE: fortyfive downstairs
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/and-what-will-people-say-by-amani-mahmoud/2026-07-11/
LOCATION:fortyfivedownstairs\, 45 Flinders Lane\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:And What Will People Say by Amani Mahmoud
DESCRIPTION:  \nA powerful fusion of Indian dance\, music\, and poetry\, this immersive theatre work confronts domestic violence with raw honesty\, cultural depth\, and the courage to discuss uncomfortable truths. Winner of two Sydney Fringe 2025 awards — Best in Category (Spoken Word) and Best Emerging Producer — this acclaimed production has moved audiences across communities and sparked vital conversations. \nWhat happens when silence is survival — but speaking out is freedom? \nAnd What Will People Say? is an electrifying 60-minute immersive theatre experience that blends Indian dance\, original music\, and spoken word to explore the unspoken realities of domestic violence within families and communities. Told through the eyes of a mother and her children\, this powerful piece invites audiences into a deeply personal journey of love\, fear\, shame\, and resilience. \nRooted in real experiences and shaped by the voices too often left out of the conversation\, the production challenges cultural stigma and generational silence. It exposes the hidden stories that echo behind closed doors—those shaped not only by violence itself\, but by the social pressures that keep people quiet. It is a story of pain but also of courage\, hope\, and radical truth-telling. \nThis is more than theatre. This is a conversation our communities need to have. And it starts here. \nGET TICKETS HERE: fortyfive downstairs
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/and-what-will-people-say-by-amani-mahmoud/2026-07-10/
LOCATION:fortyfivedownstairs\, 45 Flinders Lane\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:And What Will People Say by Amani Mahmoud
DESCRIPTION:  \nA powerful fusion of Indian dance\, music\, and poetry\, this immersive theatre work confronts domestic violence with raw honesty\, cultural depth\, and the courage to discuss uncomfortable truths. Winner of two Sydney Fringe 2025 awards — Best in Category (Spoken Word) and Best Emerging Producer — this acclaimed production has moved audiences across communities and sparked vital conversations. \nWhat happens when silence is survival — but speaking out is freedom? \nAnd What Will People Say? is an electrifying 60-minute immersive theatre experience that blends Indian dance\, original music\, and spoken word to explore the unspoken realities of domestic violence within families and communities. Told through the eyes of a mother and her children\, this powerful piece invites audiences into a deeply personal journey of love\, fear\, shame\, and resilience. \nRooted in real experiences and shaped by the voices too often left out of the conversation\, the production challenges cultural stigma and generational silence. It exposes the hidden stories that echo behind closed doors—those shaped not only by violence itself\, but by the social pressures that keep people quiet. It is a story of pain but also of courage\, hope\, and radical truth-telling. \nThis is more than theatre. This is a conversation our communities need to have. And it starts here. \nGET TICKETS HERE: fortyfive downstairs
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/and-what-will-people-say-by-amani-mahmoud/2026-07-09/
LOCATION:fortyfivedownstairs\, 45 Flinders Lane\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Balloon Dog
DESCRIPTION:  \nWould you open your door to a stranger?   \nWhen a five year old girl befriends a lonely migrant worker her family unravels; opening them up to face uncomfortable truths about themselves… and the world beyond their front gate.  \n1800s Calcutta becomes 21C Auckland in Indian Ink’s stage adaptation of one of India’s most-loved stories\, Kabuliwala. This beautifully tender tale reveals that we’re more alike than we think.  \nOur award-winning creative team bring you all the things people love about Indian Ink: humour\, heart\, live music and pure theatrical magic.    \nSuitable for ages 10+ when accompanied by an adult. However the show is designed for adults and teens. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Indian Ink Theatre Company
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/balloon-dog/
LOCATION:Bruce Garden Theatre\, 32 Burelli Street\, Wollongong\, New South Wales\, 2500\, Australia
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SUMMARY:25th Biennale of Sydney – Rememory
DESCRIPTION:Sydney’s most iconic art event is back\, and this year the Indian voice is impossible to miss. Three Indian and Indian-diaspora artists are among the 83 voices from 37 countries shaping this powerful edition. \nCAMP (India) presents their work at White Bay Power Station Department of Home Affairs\, while Kulpreet Singh (India) showcases at Penrith Regional Gallery. Department of Home Affairs Then there’s the deeply moving work of Monica Rani Rudhar; born to Indian and Romanian migrant parents\, her three-channel video work The Fire In Me Was Lit Long Ago delves into her own familial history\, centring the story of her grandfather Ram Parkash\, a freedom fighter for Indian Independence in 1940s Punjab. Holi Festival Sydney Through heirlooms\, family stories\, and bloodlines\, her work interrogates the colonial legacies of both trauma and resistance and what it means to inherit them. \nRunning free across five major venues White Bay Power Station\, Art Gallery of NSW\, Chau Chak Wing Museum\, Campbelltown Arts Centre\, and Penrith Regional Gallery until 14 June 2026\, this is a rare and unmissable opportunity to experience Indian heritage\, history\, and identity told through world-class contemporary art\, right here in Sydney.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/25th-biennale-of-sydney-rememory/
LOCATION:White Bay Power Station\, Robert St\, Rozelle\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2039\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Arts,Happening in Sydney
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SUMMARY:Temple of Desire
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nEnter the Temple of Desire: where the sensual meets the sacred \n\n\n\nFresh from award-winning\, sold-out seasons in Melbourne and Toronto\, 16 dancers beckon us into a visually stunning world of beauty and desire. Drawing from their training in the classical Indian dance form of Bharatanātyam\, they rediscover a pre-colonial world where the divine and the sensual unite with splendour and power. A celebratory world where pleasure and joy (കാമ / kāma) are not forbidden but are pathways to liberation (മോക്ഷ / mōksha). \nAnchored in a moving acknowledgement of tradition\, colonial loss\, and gendered oppression\, Temple of Desire is an uplifting journey that embraces alternative histories and liberatory futures. Teeming with tradition\, yet subversive and unbound\, it leads us to a place of beauty\, euphoria\, joy and deeper human understanding. \nSumptuous and unapologetically queer\, Temple of Desire is performance as resistance: intimate\, urgent\, and alive with beauty and joy. \nTemple of Desire builds on a decade of acclaimed\, boundary-shifting dance by Karma Dance including In Plain Sanskrit (2015)\, Bent Bollywood (2018)\, Third Nature (2018)\, Kāla (2019)\, Narasimha (2022)\, and Mōhini (2023). \nAnd on closing night\, the temple transforms. \nThe final performance (closing night) flows straight into Temple of Desire: The After Party and you’re invited! DJ Goddess Naavikaran will bathe the Sydney Opera House foyer in remixes of pop\, Carnatic\, Bollywood and deconstructed club. Join performers and the audience for one final celebration of our histories\, futures\, dreams and desires: a collective liberation! \nGET TICKETS HERE: Temple of Desire | Sydney Opera House
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/temple-of-desire/2026-06-05/
LOCATION:Sydney Opera House\, Bennelong Point\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Temple of Desire
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nEnter the Temple of Desire: where the sensual meets the sacred \n\n\n\nFresh from award-winning\, sold-out seasons in Melbourne and Toronto\, 16 dancers beckon us into a visually stunning world of beauty and desire. Drawing from their training in the classical Indian dance form of Bharatanātyam\, they rediscover a pre-colonial world where the divine and the sensual unite with splendour and power. A celebratory world where pleasure and joy (കാമ / kāma) are not forbidden but are pathways to liberation (മോക്ഷ / mōksha). \nAnchored in a moving acknowledgement of tradition\, colonial loss\, and gendered oppression\, Temple of Desire is an uplifting journey that embraces alternative histories and liberatory futures. Teeming with tradition\, yet subversive and unbound\, it leads us to a place of beauty\, euphoria\, joy and deeper human understanding. \nSumptuous and unapologetically queer\, Temple of Desire is performance as resistance: intimate\, urgent\, and alive with beauty and joy. \nTemple of Desire builds on a decade of acclaimed\, boundary-shifting dance by Karma Dance including In Plain Sanskrit (2015)\, Bent Bollywood (2018)\, Third Nature (2018)\, Kāla (2019)\, Narasimha (2022)\, and Mōhini (2023). \nAnd on closing night\, the temple transforms. \nThe final performance (closing night) flows straight into Temple of Desire: The After Party and you’re invited! DJ Goddess Naavikaran will bathe the Sydney Opera House foyer in remixes of pop\, Carnatic\, Bollywood and deconstructed club. Join performers and the audience for one final celebration of our histories\, futures\, dreams and desires: a collective liberation! \nGET TICKETS HERE: Temple of Desire | Sydney Opera House
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/temple-of-desire/2026-06-04/
LOCATION:Sydney Opera House\, Bennelong Point\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-31/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-30/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-29/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260527T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260527T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260311T015821Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260311T015821Z
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SUMMARY:Midweek Minds: A New Cultural Paradigm - Vivid Sydney
DESCRIPTION:  \nHow can our creative industries find more equitable\, ethical ways of working? And how can we ensure that a diverse range of voices aren’t squeezed out during this era of unprecedented change from technological\, economic and cultural forces? \nWith rapid-fire keynotes\, four acclaimed creatives tackle the opportunities to create a better culture in their industries as part of Midweek Minds\, Vivid Sydney’s Wednesday night gatherings for the creative and curious at the State Library of New South Wales. \nAt A New Cultural Paradigm\, hear from New York architect and community builder Dong-Ping Wong\, Walkley Award-winning photojournalist Mridula Amin and Leela Varghese and Emma Hough Hobbs\, the Australian duo behind cult-hit film Lesbian Space Princess. Afterward\, head to the Library Bar for a chance to chat with the speakers\, meet other creatives and establish community in the spirit of informal networking. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Vivid Sydney
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/midweek-minds-a-new-cultural-paradigm-vivid-sydney/
LOCATION:State Library of New South Wales\, Shakespeare Place 1\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260524T183000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260524T203000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20250827T042156Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260215T233621Z
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SUMMARY:P.S. I LOVE YOU - A Stand Up Special SOLO By Pranav Sharma
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a night of laughter and entertainment as Pranav Sharma. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLove\, friendships\, food cravings\, and a very real battle with the weighing scale- this comedy set dives into the kind of chaos most of us know all too well. Pranav Sharma\, one of the sharpest new voices in Indian stand-up\, takes the stage with stories that are equal parts ridiculous and relatable.\n\n\nFrom decoding couple fights to disastrous group trips and a 30-kilo weight loss journey\, Pranav blends personal experience with sharp timing and clean humour. His observational style and quick crowd work have made him a favourite in clubs and across social media- and in this show\, he keeps it smart\, spontaneous\, and entirely unfiltered (except for politics and bad vibes).\n\n\nWhether you have ever ghosted a text\, fumbled through a fitness phase\, or just needed a good laugh about it all- this one’s for you.\n\n\nBuy your tickets here: Eventbrite
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/p-s-i-love-you-a-stand-up-special-solo-by-pranav-sharma/
LOCATION:The Comic’s Lounge\, 26 Errol Street #1 North Melbourne\, VIC 3051
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260524T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260524T190000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260210T044649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260210T044649Z
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SUMMARY:ASHWYN SINGH – WRONG SINGH TO SAY – Brisbane
DESCRIPTION:  \nAshwyn Singh is a standup comedian\, musician\, and writer whose work blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary. An Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident\, Ashwyn draws on his unique perspective to explore themes of cultural identity\, immigration\, and family with wit and relatability.  Ashwyn’s standup comedy tackles social issues like immigration\, religion\, politics\, mental health\, and global conflicts\, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior with sharp humor. His viral Desi Translations series\, which has over 40 million views\, celebrates the artistry of Hindi and Urdu lyrics by reinterpreting everyday English phrases.  Featured on Canada’s Got Talent\, CBC’s The Debaters\, and major comedy festivals like Winnipeg and Halifax\, Ashwyn has opened for acclaimed acts such as Mark Normand\, Sammy Obeid\, and Zarna Garg\, establishing himself as a standout talent in comedy.  \nGET TICKETS HERE: Eventbrite
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ashwyn-singh-wrong-singh-to-say-brisbane/
LOCATION:Good Chat Comedy Club\, 52 Petrie Terrace Petrie Terrace\, QLD\, 4006\, Australia
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GEO:-27.4649469;153.0130058
X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Good Chat Comedy Club 52 Petrie Terrace Petrie Terrace QLD 4006 Australia;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=52 Petrie Terrace Petrie Terrace:geo:153.0130058,-27.4649469
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260524T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260524T160000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260414T044541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T044541Z
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-24/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260414T044541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T044541Z
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-23/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20250821T041209Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260215T234948Z
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SUMMARY:Gaurav Gupta Live In Melbourne 2026
DESCRIPTION:Experience the glamour\, creativity\, and innovation of world-renowned designer Gaurav Gupta live in Melbourne! Known for his avant-garde fashion\, sculptural designs\, and breathtaking runway shows\, this event offers a unique opportunity to witness high fashion up close\, explore his latest collection\, and celebrate the artistry that has captivated audiences worldwide. \nFashion enthusiasts\, art lovers\, and style aficionados won’t want to miss this exclusive live experience! \nGet your tickets here: https://drytickets.com.au/event/gaurav-gupta-live-in-melbourne-2026/
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/gaurav-gupta-live-in-melbourne-2026/
LOCATION:Williamstown Town Hall
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GEO:-37.8583404;144.8961174
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T193000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260210T044249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260210T044249Z
UID:10008777-1779559200-1779564600@www.indianlink.com.au
SUMMARY:ASHWYN SINGH – WRONG SINGH TO SAY – Melbourne
DESCRIPTION:  \nAshwyn Singh is a standup comedian\, musician\, and writer whose work blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary. An Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident\, Ashwyn draws on his unique perspective to explore themes of cultural identity\, immigration\, and family with wit and relatability.  Ashwyn’s standup comedy tackles social issues like immigration\, religion\, politics\, mental health\, and global conflicts\, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior with sharp humor. His viral Desi Translations series\, which has over 40 million views\, celebrates the artistry of Hindi and Urdu lyrics by reinterpreting everyday English phrases.  Featured on Canada’s Got Talent\, CBC’s The Debaters\, and major comedy festivals like Winnipeg and Halifax\, Ashwyn has opened for acclaimed acts such as Mark Normand\, Sammy Obeid\, and Zarna Garg\, establishing himself as a standout talent in comedy.  \nGET TICKETS HERE: Eventbrite
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ashwyn-singh-wrong-singh-to-say-melbourne/
LOCATION:The Comic’s Lounge\, 1/26 Errol St.\, North Melbourne\, VIC\, 3051\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T110000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260402T055946Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T055946Z
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SUMMARY:Amitav Ghosh in Conversation
DESCRIPTION:Join multi-award-winning writer Amitav Ghosh for a morning of incomparable storytelling at Sydney Writers’ Festival. \nAmitav Ghosh was born in India and attended Delhi University and Oxford. He is the author of four books of non-fiction\, two collections of essays and nine novels. His books have won many prizes and he holds eight honorary doctorates. In 2018 he became the first English-language writer to receive India’s highest literary honor\, the Jnanpith Award. His work has also been recognised by the Erasmus Prize and the Pak Kyongni Prize. His latest publication is Ghost-Eye: A Novel.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/amitav-ghosh-in-conversation/
LOCATION:Carriageworks\, 245 Wilson Street\,\, Eveleigh\, NSW\, 2015\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260523T110000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260311T014210Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260311T014210Z
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SUMMARY:Amitav Ghosh in Conversation - Sydney Writers Festival
DESCRIPTION:  \nAn incomparable storyteller\, lucid analyst and eloquent polemicist\, acclaimed writer Amitav Ghosh’s rich body of fiction and non-fiction work has shaped our contemporary understanding of history and the environment. \nIn this special event\, Amitav reflects on his career and range of bestselling books including the Ibis trilogy\, ground-breaking non-fiction in The Great Derangement and The Nutmeg’s Curse and his newest novel Ghost-Eye\, set in 1960s Calcutta. \nExplore the themes of history\, post-colonialism and environmentalism behind his ongoing work\, in conversation with Michael Williams. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Sydney Writers Festival
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/amitav-ghosh-in-conversation-sydney-writers-festival/
LOCATION:Carriageworks\, 245 Wilson Street\,\, Eveleigh\, NSW\, 2015\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260522T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260522T213000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260414T044541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T044541Z
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-22/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260518T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260518T160000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260414T044541Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260414T044541Z
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-18/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260517T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20260517T210000
DTSTAMP:20260423T082419
CREATED:20260312T015930Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T015930Z
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SUMMARY:The Yellow Diary Concert
DESCRIPTION:  \nIndia’s leading pop-rock band\, The Yellow Diary has a fresh sonic identity that blends thought-provoking poetry with a unique\, modern soundscape. Charged with powerful songwriting\, their music is an ode to the experiences we go through in this mysterious\, unpredictable roller coaster called life. Their music is a reflection of personal experiences and personal journeys\, something most of us pen in our journals/diaries. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Oztix
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/the-yellow-diary-concert/
LOCATION:Corner Hotel\, Swan Street 57\, Richmond\, VIC\, 3121\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Ashwyn Singh: Wrong Singh to Say - Adelaide
DESCRIPTION:  \nAshwyn Singh is a standup comedian\, musician\, and writer whose work blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary. An Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident\, Ashwyn draws on his unique perspective to explore themes of cultural identity\, immigration\, and family with wit and relatability.  Ashwyn’s standup comedy tackles social issues like immigration\, religion\, politics\, mental health\, and global conflicts\, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior with sharp humor. His viral Desi Translations series\, which has over 40 million views\, celebrates the artistry of Hindi and Urdu lyrics by reinterpreting everyday English phrases.  Featured on Canada’s Got Talent\, CBC’s The Debaters\, and major comedy festivals like Winnipeg and Halifax\, Ashwyn has opened for acclaimed acts such as Mark Normand\, Sammy Obeid\, and Zarna Garg\, establishing himself as a standout talent in comedy.  \nGET TICKETS HERE: Eventbrite
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ashwyn-singh-wrong-singh-to-say-adelaide/
LOCATION:Rhino Room\, 1/131 Pirie St.\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-16/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Ranga Bera Mihira & Garaa
DESCRIPTION:  \nWhere Two Brilliant Acts Become One Epic Experience \nRanga Bera Mihira – Drum Ensemble – experience the electrifying power of Sri Lankan drums and rhythms. \nGaraa – Scar Faced Prince – Immerse yourself in a night of authentic Sri Lankan Artistry – a performance that promises to be both authentic and inspiring. \nExperience an unforgettable evening of rhythm\, tradition\, and storytelling as Thaala Asapuwa and Prasanna Ru Dance Ensemble come together for a special collaboration on May 16th 2026! \nThis unique event will feature two breathtaking shows in one night: \n\nRanga Bera Mihira\nGaraa – The Scar Faced Prince\n\nAudiences will be immersed in the rich heritage of Sri Lankan music and dance\, with every beat and movement performed live. From ritualistic performances rarely seen outside of Sri Lanka to a dazzling showcase from our senior students\, the night promises to be both authentic and inspiring. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Bunjil Place
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ranga-bera-mihira-garaa/
LOCATION:Bunjil Place Theatre\, 2 Patrick NE Dr\, Narre Warren\, VIC\, 3805\, Australia
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SUMMARY:ASHWYN SINGH - WRONG SINGH TO SAY - Perth
DESCRIPTION:  \nAshwyn Singh is a standup comedian\, musician\, and writer whose work blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary. An Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident\, Ashwyn draws on his unique perspective to explore themes of cultural identity\, immigration\, and family with wit and relatability.  Ashwyn’s standup comedy tackles social issues like immigration\, religion\, politics\, mental health\, and global conflicts\, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior with sharp humor. His viral Desi Translations series\, which has over 40 million views\, celebrates the artistry of Hindi and Urdu lyrics by reinterpreting everyday English phrases.  Featured on Canada’s Got Talent\, CBC’s The Debaters\, and major comedy festivals like Winnipeg and Halifax\, Ashwyn has opened for acclaimed acts such as Mark Normand\, Sammy Obeid\, and Zarna Garg\, establishing himself as a standout talent in comedy.  \nGET TICKETS HERE: ticketek
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ashwyn-singh-wrong-singh-to-say-perth/
LOCATION:regal theatre\, 474 Hay St\, Perth\, Subiaco\, WA\, 6008
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SUMMARY:ASHWYN SINGH - WRONG SINGH TO SAY - Sydney
DESCRIPTION:  \nAshwyn Singh is a standup comedian\, musician\, and writer whose work blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary. An Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident\, Ashwyn draws on his unique perspective to explore themes of cultural identity\, immigration\, and family with wit and relatability.  Ashwyn’s standup comedy tackles social issues like immigration\, religion\, politics\, mental health\, and global conflicts\, highlighting the hypocrisy in human behavior with sharp humor. His viral Desi Translations series\, which has over 40 million views\, celebrates the artistry of Hindi and Urdu lyrics by reinterpreting everyday English phrases.  Featured on Canada’s Got Talent\, CBC’s The Debaters\, and major comedy festivals like Winnipeg and Halifax\, Ashwyn has opened for acclaimed acts such as Mark Normand\, Sammy Obeid\, and Zarna Garg\, establishing himself as a standout talent in comedy. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Comedy Store Too
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ashwyn-singh-wrong-singh-to-say-sydney/2026-05-15/
LOCATION:COMEDY STORE TOO
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SUMMARY:Camp Darwin
DESCRIPTION:  \nCamp Darwin is a new play written by Gisborne-based South Asian writer\, actor\, director and teacher Arjun Raina\, and based on his personal experience of being held in quarantine at The National Centre for Resilience\, Darwin during the height of the COVID Pandemic. \nCast: Matt Barbetti\, Angela Down\, David Farrington\, Lillian Gutteridge\, Peter Gutteridge\, Kim Johnson\, Kate Lawrence\, Kate de Prada\, Luca Romani\, Ivan Sun\, Martin Thomas\, Hem Tiwary \nAbout ‘Camp Darwin’\, a story of human resilience \nA hundred and fifty Australian Citizens and Residents return by a Government aided Qantas flight to Darwin after having been stuck in India for over a year and more. They are taken to the Howard Springs Quarantine Facility in Darwin\, Northern Territory. At the Quarantine Centre we meet six of them\, Raminder and Dalip\, both of Indian origin\, Peter Xu\, a Chinese Australian and Jack\, Larry\, and Chris\, Australians of Anglo-Saxon heritage. \nWelcomed and escorted by members of the Australian Defence Force\, they are housed in steel dongas with little porches on which they are allowed to sit masked\, to protect the wider community from their potentially virus infected bodies and breath. For fourteen days\, these six characters live their restricted lives in these dongas and porches\, being tested for Covid three times\, each test bringing the threat of a positive result\, leading to being moved to the mysterious ‘red zone.’ The living out of the lives of these six characters in the restrictive\, and at times oppressive regime of the Quarantine Centre\, and within the greater threat and stress of the Coronavirus Pandemic\, offers a deeply empathetic insight into the human drama being played out with the lives of Australians desperate to return home to their families and loved ones. \nThe gruelling testing regime\, the surveillance systems and presence of Cops and Guards\, the intimacy between strangers\, sporadic explosions of humour\, of dance\, of laughter\, the moments of great stress\, anger and breakdown\, all lead the drama to its climax when on the last day one of the six men tests positive.
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/camp-darwin/2026-05-15/
LOCATION:Etty Street\, Room No. 9\, 35 Etty Street\, Castlemaine VIC 3450\, VIC\, VIC\, 3450\, Australia
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