Ribbons in Our Hair
Concert Presentation
Book, Music and Lyrics by Michele Gould
Four girls meet on a hot summer morning, killing time and testing boundaries as they wait for the bus to come. Simultaneously, four women are reflecting on the joys and challenges of their youth. Oh, and they’re all members of a punk rock band.
Sick of stale stereotypes, Ribbons in Our Hair is a fun and fierce existential musical celebrating the resilience of our youth and the things we wish we could tell our younger selves. Brought to life by an entirely female/non-binary POC powerhouse ensemble and a pop-punk soundtrack that’s guaranteed to get stuck in your head, jump on board this exhilarating ride down the highway of friendship.
Featuring a powerhouse ensemble cast that includes Jenny Guigayoma (Imelda), Dindi Huckle-Moran (Australian Made), Ava Madon (Ride the Cyclone) and Marissa Saroca (Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812).
This is a script-in-hand presentation of the show’s current draft, with actors performing at mic stands. All performances of musicals during Hayes’s Festival of New Work are presentations, with no set or costumes, choreography, etc. The writer and/or composer will introduce the work at the start of the event.
Prices
Full Price | $30
Passports
Festival Passport 10% off | $27
Festival Passport 20% off | $24
Ultimate Passport | $300 for all events
Times
Thursday 19th | 7:30pm
Running Time
Approximately 75 minutes
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
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Content Warnings
Coarse language and references to sexual abuse, racism and childhood trauma. Contains flashing lights, loud sounds and theatrical haze. Recommended for 12+
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Accessibility
Wheelchair Seating
A limited number of accessible seats are available in the front row of the theatre (A13-A15). These, as well as Companion seats, can be purchased over the phone with our box office team.
Please contact the box office on (02) 8065 7337 if you have any questions regarding our accessibility and to make your booking now.