Presented in partnership with Pantera Press.
Free & Panel
On Intergenerational Stories
Family stories don’t belong to just one person so of course, when setting out to tell their story, Lamisse and Hazem Hamouda wrote theirs together. In this conversation between father and daughter, the two writers discuss the intergenerational approach to their co-written book, The Shape of Dust.
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Accessibility
Wheelchair, Service Animal, Quiet Room (Reception/Level 3 Library), Hearing Loop, Accessible toilets
Thursday 22 June, 6pm
The Wheeler Centre
Performance Space Level 2, 176 Lt Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, 3000, VIC
Featuring...
Hazem Hamouda
Hazem Hamouda is a Muslim, an Egyptian and an Australian.
Lamisse Hamouda
Lamisse Hamouda (she/her) is a writer, youth worker and theatre performer who lives on the unceded lands of Meanjin (Brisbane).
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