Book now for The Mary Lee Exchange 5!
We’re doing it again! Holy Rollers are opening their doors for The Mary Lee Exchange 5 this time we’re talking about family: the one’s you’re born into and the one’s you build. Grab a drink and settle in for an intimate afternoon opened by the effervescent alt-pop cum folk singer Naomi Keyte. Then Ella Pak Poy will lead Emma Beech, Katey Bereny€‹ and Dr. Devika […]
THE MARY LEE EXCHANGE 5
WHO WAS SPEAKING? Emma Beech Emma Beech is a theatre maker and mother of three who started making shows for her mum in her bedroom when she was 6, and won the local Rotary Public Speaking competition when she was 13. She loves having D&M’s (deep and meaningfuls) about life with strangers. These conversations usually end […]
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Photos by Elle Dawson Scott or Sarah Eastick
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WHO WAS SPEAKING? Latoya Aroha Rule is a Wiradjuri, Kuringai and Maori woman residing on stolen land on Kaurna country. She has worked on Aboriginal rights campaigns over the past 4 years and has been at the forefront of the resistance against state-sanctioned brutality that took the life of her own brother in Yatala prison in […]
Ollie Black
Ollie Black is a professional arts worker with over 30 years experience in community theatre, political street theatre, physical theatre, circus as well as traditional theatre. She has co-founded four theatre companies including Wimmin’s Circus (Melb 1980) and Vitalstatistix (Adelaide 1984).
Latoya Aroha Rule
Latoya Aroha Rule is a Wiradjuri, Kuringai and Maori woman residing on stolen land on Kaurna country. She has worked on Aboriginal rights campaigns over the past 4 years and has been at the forefront of the resistance against state-sanctioned brutality that took the life of her own brother in Yatala prison in 2016. In […]
When’s the next Mary Lee Exchange?
Save the date for The Mary Lee Exchange 5 on Saturday 14 July 2018 at 2pm. More details to be announce soon! Subscribe to our enews to be the first to find out! We promise we won’t spam you.
Zerebar Karimi
Over here at Mary Lee we’re big fans of people introducing themselves as they’d like to be known and here’s what Zerebar Karimi had to say about herself: “I’m a woman in my twenties who was born in the Qandil Mountains in Kurdistan, and raised in various places in the Middle East. I’ve been living in […]
Dee Michell
Dee Michell is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Gender Studies & Social Analysis at The University of Adelaide. She is a ‘late blooming’ accidental academic, heading to university as a mature age student while raising 3 children and after a stint in the corporate sector. Dee now teaches social research and sociology and has eclectic research […]