Khair (خير): An Omen, A Message, A Blessing.

DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND A LIMITED RELEASE OF PERFORMANCE ONLY TICKETS HAVE GONE ON SALE. PLEASE NOTE: THESE ADDITIONAL TICKETS DO NOT INCLUDE HIGH CHAI.

Azita and Sosan are in a rut. Long descended from an ancient line of sorceresses, they find their powers languishing as they await the arrival of the prophesied ‘third’ to complete their Trinity…

Their hair salon in modern-day Fairfield—the last remnant of their mystical female healing practice—is on the brink of eviction. With the Açai business booming, ‘3 Brothers Açaí’ is eager to take over their lease. But with strange occurrences and mounting chaos around the salon, it becomes clear that nothing is as it seems. A series of intriguing characters mysteriously appear at the salon, leading the sister-sorceresses to wonder if one of them could be the long-awaited Third.

Performed by Yvan Karezi as Azita, Neda Taha as Sosan, Tammy Dang as Vivienne, Charnel Rizk as Rania, Helen Guliana as Samira, Olivia Xegas as Scarlett, and Angela Johnston as Inspector Grainger.
Directed by
Alissar Chidiac
Choreographed by Gabriela Green Olea
Sound Design by Liliana Occhiuto
Costume and Set Design by Adelash Parsons
Technical Design and Management by Molly Goetz
Stage Management by Cindy Cavero
Creative Producing by PYT Fairfield, (Bina Bhattacharya and Gabriela Green Olea)

Story Created and Devised by
Angela Johnston, Charnel Rizk, Helen Guliana, Neda Taha, Olivia Xegas, Tammy Dang, Yvan Karezi, with mentorship by Bina Bhattacharya.

Script by Helen Guliana and Charnel Rizk, written with Prologue by Yvan Karezi, and additional writing by Bina Bhattacharya and Tammy Dang.

Step Into the Magic: Pre-Show High Chai Experience

Before the curtain rises, we invite you to arrive early and make the most of your evening by joining us for a Pre-Show High Chai (Tea) — included with your Performance & High Chai ticket (note, performance only tickets do not include High Chai). Designed to celebrate and connect with the community, this one-hour gathering sets the stage for the mystical world of Azita and Sosan.

Much like their salon, this High Chai experience is a space to connect, reflect, and embrace the beauty of ritual and togetherness. Seated comfortably on the floor (with chair or table seating available upon request), you’ll enjoy a carefully curated selection of sweet and savory treats paired with Azita’s renowned, perfectly brewed tea. More than just a High Tea, this is an opportunity to step into a warm, welcoming atmosphere filled with conversation, connection, culture and community.

Accessibility & Comfort
We welcome all attendees to join in this shared experience. If you require chair seating, simply let us know when booking your ticket, and we’ll make the necessary arrangements.

Celebrating Women’s Week
This event is being held as part of Women’s Week. The show includes an all-women cast and technical team, crew and staff. We invite women to come along and enjoy this special event made especially for you. Please note: Men are also welcome to attend.

Friday, 7 March 2025

7.30pm – 8.30pm | Pre-Show High Chai – SOLD OUT
8.30pm – 9.45pm  | Performance ONLY – SOLD OUT

Saturday, 8 March 2025
1.30pm – 2.30pm | Pre-Show High Chai – SOLD OUT
2.30pm – 3.45pm* | Performance ONLY – SOLD OUT
*Please note that the matinee performance will also include a 20 minute post-performance Q&A

Saturday, 8 March 2025
7.30pm – 8.30pm | Pre-Show High Chai – SOLD OUT

8.30pm – 9.45pm | Performance ONLY – SOLD OUT

Notice: 
We recognise that this event falls during the Holy Month of Ramadan (Khair Inshallah – خير إن شاء الله). To accommodate those who will be fasting, we recommend booking the 7.30pm sessions, so you can enjoy the High Chai after breaking your fast. Iftar arrangements and a prayer room will be available for those who require them.


Age

This event contains adult themes, offensive language and mild violence.

For ticketing terms and conditions visit https://pyt.com.au/t-and-cs/

This event is proudly funded by Women NSW as part of NSW Government
Graphic by Yvan Karezi



Image credit: Anna Kucera

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