'Princess of Champa', a celebration of diversity, art and South Asian history

"Princess of Champa" is a theatrical production that celebrates Indonesian history, featuring a diverse ensemble including individuals from Indonesian, Vietnamese, Turkish, and Indian backgrounds. In a recent podcast, Ruchi Sharma, a prominent cast member, and Iwan Wibisono, the producer, discuss how the play explores the intersections of these cultures and emphasises the significance of embracing diversity through artistic expression.

Ruchi Sharma with Iwan Wibisono (L to R in the left picture), "Princess of Champa" is a theatrical production and involves multicultural communities in Victoria.

Cast and crew of 'Princess of Champa'.

Ruchi Sharma, an Indian-origin performer believes this play shall act as a stepping stone for future cultural collaborations among different communities existing within Australia.

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