Performer singing into a microphone, superimposed over images of home: a sofa, violin, window with curtains and plaque.

10 – 11 Oct

Ghar: Location Not Found

Ghar (home) is a storytelling experience with poetry, music, humour. It’s for anyone who has lived in more than one place and wondered where they truly belong.

A raw, intimate and unexpectedly funny story about leaving home, losing it, and looking for it in other people. A reminder that we keep searching for home inside people who can barely text back.

Part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Date	Times
Sat 10 Oct	7:00pm - 8:00pm
Sun 11 Oct	7:00pm - 8:00pm

From $20 to $40

Adult / general $30
Student / concession $25

Also part of Melbourne Fringe Festival

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