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A Fundamentally Flawed Love Story – Melbourne Fringe

Dates

  • Fri 27 Sep 2019, 7:30pm–8:30pm
  • Sat 28 Sep 2019, 1:30pm–2:30pm
  • Sun 29 Sep 2019, 7:30pm–8:30pm

Restrictions

All Ages

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A musical exploration of gendered violence and the immigrant experience. At once whimsical and raw, this original theatre piece is a breathtakingly honest portrayal that sheds a light on the intrinsically flawed versions of ourselves that we cling to.

A Fundamentally Flawed Love Story (AFFLS) is presented by BreakBoundaries, a production group that creates original content focusing on the prevention of gendered violence, with a specific focus on the culturally and linguistically diverse community. It was formed in 2018 by 4 diverse individuals: Thelma (Brazil), Sean (Malaysia), Jesse (Australia) and Jun Bin (Malaysia). AFFLS is produced by Sean and is part of Melbourne Fringe Festival 2019. The musical is directed and composed by Jun Bin, an internationally acclaimed artist whose work has been featured at Fringe Festivals all over the world.

The idea for AFFLS originated from “Change the Story”, an online educational video about prevention of domestic violence produced by Our Watch, an organization that seeks to drive nationwide change in order to end domestic violence in Australia. Conversations surrounding gendered violence have come to the forefront of the collective conscious in recent years and AFFLS looks to the future, focusing on prevention, specifically within the culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) community. By bringing these issues to light we can actively and deliberately look for ways to heal our communities and in doing so heal ourselves.

"Rigid ideas about gender are fundamentally flawed! This musical really brings that to life." - Patty Kinnersley, CEO, Our Watch.

"Exciting original musical produced by talented culturally and linguistically diverse young writers, musicians and actors! Don’t miss it, we are all part of a multicultural community!" - Catherine Scarth, CEO AMES Australia

Important, timely and relevant, highlighting the diverse backgrounds of its cast, crew, and creator, AFFLS is made by immigrants, for those who seek to better understand and not to be missed by anyone.

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