a surprisingly fascinating piece…we’re drawn in – not by gawdy theatrics or attention seeking histrionics, but by the quiet, plain, unassuming Truth. This history, or one like it, is shared by so many Australians. I’d assert the world would gain enormously from learning to listen in quiet to the quiet. It’s not only how we’ll discover our shared humanity, it’s how we’ll further enrich it. Paul Gilchrist, Theatre Red

Moore’s writing should be commended and celebrated. Her balance of comedy and drama, particularly through her dialogue, is masterful Arts Hub

at its core, a story about the compromises we make for the people we love, told with warmth and authenticity The 4th Wall Reviews

Spanning ten years from the 1960’s to the 1970’s, Sonal Moore’s autobiographical play follows the journey of her parents to make a new life in Australia - why they first came and what made them stay.

Seen through the eyes of three generations of women, Ten Years To Home reveals the challenges faced by an Indian family living a long way from home in a predominantly white Australia, and shows the friendship that was extended to them until - ten years later -Australia had also become home.

Director Neel Banerjee

With Reema Gillani, Karina Bracken, Shabnam Tavakol, Taufeeq Ahmed Sheikh, Madhullikaa Singh

Lighting Designer Rajdeep Roy Stylist Rajshri Roy Graphic Designer Kamal Khajuria

Presented by Nautanki Theatre

Run time: approx 110 mins no interval

Accessibility the KXT on BROADWAY theatre and foyer is wheelchair accessible - please get in touch before the show so we can meet your access requirements in the most comfortable way for you (mob) 0431 040 586

No latecomers will be admitted. There are no refunds for latecomers.