THEM
The Play The Playwright The Director Cast & Creatives Media & Reviews
2022 Tour
The PlayThe PlaywrightThe DirectorCast & CreativesMedia & Reviews
THEM
by Samah Sabawi
2022 Tour
My Melbourne Arts Review: "A powerful reminder that when it comes to humanity, there is no them but only an us"
My Melbourne Arts Review: "A powerful reminder that when it comes to humanity, there is no them but only an us"
ReviewsLara WeekJune 2, 2019review, my melbourne arts, them
Richard Raber Review: "A powerful and tender play...devastatingly convincing"
Richard Raber Review: "A powerful and tender play...devastatingly convincing"
ReviewsLara WeekJune 2, 2019review
How THEM Empowers Us: Richard Watts interview with Samah Sabawi on SmartArts
How THEM Empowers Us: Richard Watts interview with Samah Sabawi on SmartArts
InterviewsLara WeekMay 30, 2019samah sabawi, RRR
ABC Radio's David Astle talks to Samah Sabawi and Bagryana Popov about their new production
ABC Radio's David Astle talks to Samah Sabawi and Bagryana Popov about their new production
InterviewsLara WeekMay 24, 2019interview, ABC Radio, samah sabawi, bagryana popov
For La Mama the show must go on
For La Mama the show must go on
Lara WeekMay 21, 2019
SBS ARABIC24 Interview with Samah Sabawi
SBS ARABIC24 Interview with Samah Sabawi
InterviewsLara WeekMay 21, 2019SBS Arabic, Iman Riman, samah sabawi
"This play is a reminder of our shared humanity...a reminder that war is a waste": Media Release
"This play is a reminder of our shared humanity...a reminder that war is a waste": Media Release
Lara WeekMay 16, 2019media release, them, samah sabawi, bagryana popov
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THEM was created and first performed on the sacred and sovereign lands of the Kulin Nations.
We pay our respects to the people of the Kulin Nations and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past and present.
Always was, always will be, Aboriginal Land.

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Originally produced by Lara Week and Samah Sabawi, in collaboration with La Mama Theatre.
THEM is supported by La Trobe University, the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria, the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative, and the Australia Council for the Arts, the arts funding and advisory body of the Australian Government.