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JURASSICA

I go, running, downstair, outside, go past a well and past Ugo house. All way until the village it nearly stop. Poi lo sento. Under the ground. Un brontolio.

Ralph and Sara left Tuscany in the 1950s as part of the ‘populate or perish’ scheme and built a new life in Melbourne. Kaja fled war-torn Belgrade in the 1990s; arriving in Australia felt like coming to paradise. Now working as an interpreter, Kaja is called to a hospital one night to help a young man reconnect with his grandfather.

Developed during his time as Resident Writer at Red Stitch, with Dramaturge Gary Abrahams, Dan Giovannoni’s magical new play, Jurassica, weaves the past and present together, exploring what it is to migrate, to be displaced and to spend the rest of your life searching for home.

  • drama
  • 0
  • 6 total
  • 3 female identifying, 3 male identifying
  • culturally and linguistically diverse
  • 16 to 18, 18+
  • adult, young adult
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REVIEW: JURASSICA

JOHN BACK, TIMEOUT MELBOURNE, OCTOBER 2015

"Jurassica is set to be a reminder that family bonds can be one of the most resilient kinds of warmth in our lives. Strap your grandma into the car, or drag along your good-for-nothing son. All family are welcome."

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