IMAGE: Vanna Seang and Ly Heang Seang. Source: William Yang
A multi lingual and multi generational storytelling show titiled Who Speaks For Me? is featuring a Bhutanese couple who spent many years at a refugee camp in Nepal before being resettled in Australia. Being staged in Parramattas Riverside theatre, the show also includes the story of a Cambodian mother who sat for written test 31 times to get her drivers license and a Vietnamese grandmother and her relationship with her grandson. Puspa Lal Acharya, who along with his wife Chandra, will be sharing their story on stage for the first time in their life, about their journey to Australia. Puspa lal and the shows co-director Annette Shun Wah spoke to SBS Nepali.
A multi lingual and multi generational storytelling show titiled Who Speaks For Me? is featuring a Bhutanese couple who spent many years at a refugee camp in Nepal before being resettled in Australia. Being staged in Parramattas Riverside theatre, the show also includes the story of a Cambodian mother who sat for written test 31 times to get her drivers license and a Vietnamese grandmother and her relationship with her grandson. Puspa Lal Acharya, who along with his wife Chandra, will be sharing their story on stage for the first time in their life, about their journey to Australia. Puspa lal and the shows co-director Annette Shun Wah spoke to SBS Nepali.
