Somebody's Daughter Theatre Company
Digital Resources
No Means No
Young People Speak Out About Consent
Inspired by the words of former Australian of the Year and sexual assault survivor Grace Tame, the students/artists at Nobody's Fool Theatre have created an in-your-face music video about consent titled No Means No.
The video was produced with the assistance of the Give Where You Live Foundation.
Lost In The Spin
Women formerly in custody at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre feature in Lost in the Spin, a video that uses visuals and music to warn about the dangers of problem gambling.
No More Hiding in Silence
Women in prison stand together against violence
No More Hiding in Silence was adapted from a scene from the play Expectant, which was devised and performed by the women in the Dame Phyllis Frost maximum security prison in 2016.
HighWater
The HighWater Film (48 minutes-drama) based on the establishment of an alternative education setting for “kids who don’t fit” was shown at the Santa Fe Film Festival (New Mexico) in April 2016. The film is now available for public screening.
Based on true events, HIGHWATER tells the story of how HighWater Theatre School was born. Six at-risk teenagers, two ex-prisoner trainee artists and three passionate, yet naïve community artists have the daunting task of establishing an alternative school in a conservative border town of Australia.
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Award of Recognition: Drama Program / Series
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Award of Recognition: Special Purpose Productions
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Award of Recognition: Use of Film / Video for Social Change
As a Good Parent Would
Documentary (30 minutes)
This digital resource looks at the current Out of Home Care system in Victoria. We hear from young people who have been in out of home care, their carers; workers and policy makers. We begin by asking: ‘What should care look like?’
Benalla - Health for Youth
In 2016 Somebody’s Daughter Theatre produced this video with two young health professionals to inform young people of a new initiative by Benalla Council allowing them to seek medical help without the knowledge of their parents, or possession of a Medicare card.
It was premiered at a youth event on Friday October 14th, at the Benalla Drill Hall.
One-Eyed Girl
A short video on mental health produced by Somebody’s Daughter Theatre and HighWater Theatre with young people from Albury-Wodonga and Benalla.