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Brown's Mart Theatre 12 Smith Street, Darwin City, NT, Australia

What happens when you put an artist, a poet, a lover, and a matchmaker in a world where standards are higher than ever, pressure is building, and where every person...

Event Series unsent.

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Brown's Mart Theatre 12 Smith Street, Darwin City, NT, Australia

What happens when you put an artist, a poet, a lover, and a matchmaker in a world where standards are higher than ever, pressure is building, and where every person...

Territory Writers Prose, Poetry and Other Words

Brown's Mart Theatre 12 Smith Street, Darwin City, NT, Australia

Darwin and the Northern Territory host a broad range of writers, poets, story tellers, wordsmiths and other spoken word artists from Australia and around the globe. Supported by the Northern...

Event Series pockets full of poems

pockets full of poems

The Last Supper Pizzarella 1/35 Cavenagh St, Darwin City, NT, Australia

Allow yourself to enter the poet’s mind as she muses on daily life, travels through nature, chasing desire, finding love, and her quest for wholeness. Inspired by spoken word, jazz...

Event Series Midwife Crisis

Midwife Crisis

Top Floor Comedy Darwin 35 Cavenagh St, Darwin City, NT, Australia

Sarah Stewart's past 40 years have been a roller-coaster of birthing babies, corralling a hopeless husband, and wondering where her kids ‘parked’ themselves this time. Now, on the wrong side...

Event Series Midwife Crisis

Midwife Crisis

Top Floor Comedy Darwin 35 Cavenagh St, Darwin City, NT, Australia

Sarah Stewart's past 40 years have been a roller-coaster of birthing babies, corralling a hopeless husband, and wondering where her kids ‘parked’ themselves this time. Now, on the wrong side...