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Hoa Pham

HOA PHAM  

Nationality:    Australian
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Hoa Pham is an author and psychologist. She has published four books ( including Quicksilver and Vixen) and a number of short stories. Her two plays, 49 Ghosts and I Could Be You, have been produced. Hoa was the President of Australian Vietnamese Youth Media for the last three years, and has started her own production company, Hungry Ghosts. She participated in the Go Show as part of the 2008 Melbourne International Festival. She recently returned from an International Writers' Exchange in Berlin.

Research:    http://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/contributor/429642

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below is a list of Hoa Pham's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        49 Ghosts         Children of the Dragon         I Could Be You         I Could Be You         Melburnalia II         Silence



49 Ghosts

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1st Produced:
-    2002

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Genre:
Short Play

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Children of the Dragon

Synopsis:
Children of the Dragon is a cross-cultural multimedia theatre project that aims to re?ect on a Vietnamese Australian community?s experiences and achievements in the last 30 years, as well as provide the community with considerations about its future prospects and directions. The story is to be told by poetry, music, dance, martial arts and video

Notes:
devised by helen Huynh, Hoa Pham and Huu Tran

1st Produced:
Trades Hall New Ballroom, Carlton South , VIC    16 Nov 2005

Organisations:
Big West Arts Festival

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Genre:
multti media

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Further Reference:
http://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/event/96017

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I Could Be You

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1st Produced:
Fortyfivedownstairs, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne    20 May 2009

Organisations:
Melburnalia No 2

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Genre:
Ten Min

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I Could Be You

Synopsis:
In this new, extended version, Shireen, an Indian international student is taken to an immigration detention centre. She is visited by Huong, a Vietnamese-Australian lawyer, and the mysterious Tatiana. Shireen begins to hear voices and goes mad. . .Or does she?

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1st Produced:
theatreworks, 14 Acland St, St Kilda, Melbourne    23 Sep 2010

Organisations:
Melbourne Fringe Festiva

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Genre:
full length Play/Drama

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Melburnalia II

Synopsis:
Weaving civic history with urban myth Melburnalia No. 2 will take you on a rattling, screeching, ding-ding-dinging ride that reveals lost piggeries in the north; parental angst in the east; waiting exiles in the west; suburban symphonies in the south; and a forsaken magic hidden at the heart of the town

Notes:
written by Aidan Fennessy, Andrea James, Danny Katz, Catherine (Kit) Lazaroo and Hoa Pham

1st Produced:
fortyfivedownstairs, Melbourne, VIC    20 May 2009

Organisations:
White Whale Theatre

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Genre:
collective

Parts:
Male:  3            Female:  3            Other:  -

Further Reference:
http://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/event/80923

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Silence

Silence
Silence is about the secrets and spirits that haunt us from within. A family reunited by a death anniversary have to face the possessiveness of history and put the past to rest. A play for three Vietnamese women, Silence deals with the universal themes of war, betrayal, loss and love, and will feature bunraku puppetry.

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Organisations:
Australian Vietnamese Youth Media

1st Published:
Currency Press, Australia (2010) >>>    978-0-86819-878-1

Music:
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Genre:
Play/Drama

Parts:
Male:  -            Female:  3            Other:  2 puppeteers

Further Reference:
http://www.ausstage.edu.au/pages/event/77966

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