The Real Comedy | A New Work by Helen Guliana
A smiling woman sits backwards on a chair. She has medium length black curly hair, fair olive skin and is wearing black tights, grey sneakers, a white shirt and denim jacket. In white writing it says "The Real Comedy" "New Work By Helen Guliana"

The Real Comedy is a new solo work led by Helen Guliana. The work is both an artistic experiment and journey of self-discovery that uses drama and comedy to explore her experiences as a woman.

Drawing on her own experiences and the stories of women in her community, the project places these voices and lived experiences at the centre of the creative process. The Real Comedy creates a platform for stories that are often overlooked, highlighting the important role storytelling plays in strengthening communities.

By transforming everyday experiences into humour, the project celebrates the richness and diversity of the Fairfield community while championing authentic, community-led arts practice.


Free Workshops Led by Comedian and Writer Jennifer Wong

Do you have a story to tell?

The real comedy is inviting women from Fairfield’s culturally diverse communities to join a creative storytelling and comedy workshop.

Discover how everyday experiences can be transformed into powerful, funny, and meaningful stories. In a series of welcoming and supportive workshops, you’ll build confidence and develop storytelling and performance skills.

No experience needed!

Workshop Dates: 
Saturday 26th September, 10AM – 12PM
Saturday 10th October, 10AM – 12PM

Location:
PYT Fairfield, 19 Harris Street

Applications for these workshops have closed.

The Real Comedy: Workshop Showcase by Helen Guliana & hosted by Jennifer Wong 

As part of the new original work in development by Helen Guliana. 

When reality and humour meet, humour is used as a tool to navigate harsh realities. This showcase is about the experiences that women in our community share. It is about identity and the clash of two worlds for a migrant woman trying to navigate language, systems, and culture.

The work draws on humorous storytelling to create moments of joy and togetherness. It also explores social issues, including language as a barrier.

Hosted by Jennifer Wong!

Date:
Saturday 17th October, 1PM 

Location:
PYT Fairfield, 19 Harris Street

Please Note:
This event contains Adult Themes.
Translation for some of the work will be available.

Light refreshments will be provided after the showing. 


This work is proudly supported by Fairfield City Council and Create NSW.