"Fighting the power never tasted so sweet"
Sweet is what you get when you enter the hive to catch Hot Brown Honey.
The Queen bees welcome you in as you step into a golden world dripping with strong women, wild performance, high energy music and spectacular costumes.
The show delivers messages of empowerment and the importance of inclusion for women of colour in the shape of cabaret and burlesque.
Watching this show takes the audience on a journey through time and some of the challenges for black, brown and mixed women. A celebration in the diversity and strength.
Director Kim Bowers sees women of colour experiencing exclusion in the arts industry but also in the broader landscape and that's why Hot Brown Honey came together.
The cast of Hot Brown Honey brings forward themselves the latest models of their ancestry. Identity, body image and safe spaces are also some of the key issues in the messages this show projects.
Hot Brown Honey gives women strength and a space to identify.
Kim Bowers and Lisa Fa-alifi joined Kirstyn Lindsay in the Melbourne Studios to share their journey as directors of Hot Brown Honey.
Here's what's coming up for Hot Brown Honey.
