Benumah

21/05/2019

Wow. This has given me all kinds of feelings people.
This amazing poem was written in response to last nights showing of “See What I See: White Hands”

This artistic exchange is fantastic!!

This show was in collaboration with Visualsbyrazak and 2 Sydney Stylists Loves In partnership with Bankstown Youth Development Services, Bankstown Arts Centre and funded by the NSW Government.

Effie 💕

20/05/2019

SO GRATEFUL, SO BLESSED!

Thank you to everyone audience member who came out to “See What I See: White Hands”

It was so great to have you journey through our house.

Thank you to the team at Bankstown Youth Development Service to the team Bankstown Arts Centre and the NSW GOV for funding this project.

To the cast and crew, present and past, you have built something so amazing. And I can only pray that it reaches the audiences it so needs to.

Me da mo nyinaa ase

Thank you

Benumah

16/05/2019

Catherine Madziva is a young activist, passionate about the promotion and excellence of young women through a fusion of beauty, fashion, business, education and community involvement!

16/05/2019

15/05/2019

Hagar - FaceBeat

Hagar immigrated to Australia and was born in Ghana. She is zealous about acting and craft work. She is a CorporateTravel Consultant by profession and loves working with a wide range of travel products. She’s a true team player and loves working with people to achieve better outcomes and results.

15/05/2019

Nancy Denis is an artist and has performed on stage TV and Film. Some of the work she has done include the critically acclaimed play The Baulkham Hills African Ladies Troupe directed by Ros Horin, ABC TV series Clevermen, has acted opposite Cate Blanchett in the film Truth, directed by James Vanderbilt and opposite Michiel Huisman in the feature 2:22 and has appeared alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire in Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby. This year Nancy performed in Belvoir’s Sami In Paradise directed by Eamon Flack and shortly after played the role of Mama in the critically acclaimed play The Rolling Stone written by Chris Urch and directed by Adam Cook. Nancy also plays Timmie, a reoccurring role in the hit new series 600 Bottles Of Wine on Channel 11. Nancy played Yuri in the short film Girl and Body written and directed by Charlotte Mars Nancy plays the character Yuri who suffers from Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). Nancy was also one of three hosts for Urban Theatre Projects Right Here Right Now, with great success. Nancy continues to explore herself through art with a writing residency at Urban Theatre Projects for her a show premiering at the end of 2020

14/05/2019

This cast is taking this show to a whole new level. As we evolve from the gallery windows of New York to the James Fort Prison of Accra, this newest edition is home-baked and served in the multi-level spaces of the Bankstown Arts Centre where immersion is key.

don't miss supporting these fantastic local talents that will shake things up.

14/05/2019

PRIYANKA - Blank Canvas

Priyanka is based in Sydney and is an interdisciplinary educator and artist who made her professional stage debut in EFC Ludowyk’s, “He Comes from Jaffna” at the Lighthouse Theatre.

She has vast experience across the arts, performing and teaching drama as well as teaching secondary English in the Western suburbs of Sydney. As a teacher, she is keen to highlight the diverse human experiences in literature and encourage her students to be creative, critical and conscious thinkers who will one day engage with society as transformative global citizens. A passionate writer, the principal themes in her compositions consist of the ongoing tensions experienced by women, migrants, refugees, Eelam Thamizhs and First Nations Australians. She is inspired by the past, present and what is to come and her aim is to challenge the single narrative, bringing colour and chaos to literature and the arts.

14/05/2019

KWAME WILSON - My Boy ft

The name is Kwame Wilson, born in Ghana raised in Australia from the age of 10. He likes to dance, perform and also teach tennis. All these different art forms have shaped me to be the person he is today. He performa with a popular Ghanaian group called Karifi. These artforms all allow him to express himself entirely whilst putting a smile on people’s faces. He thoroughly enjoys doing what he does.

Kwame Wilson

14/05/2019

GRACE - Cut Pieces: The Ono Moorman Tribute

Grace Lorraine is an up and coming actor and writer based in Sydney. Grace is passionate about bringing diverse and creative projects to life.

Grace Lorraine