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The Parragirls immersive experience at the Big Anxiety EPICentre was a moving and thought-provoking presentation of the terrible abuse perpetrated against children at the Parramatta Girls Home. Vulnerable children who were the victims of abuse were further abused when they complained or disclosed their treatment. I hope that the telling of... Tanya Plibersek MP
Really interesting looking festival... will you be pulling this off again in 2018? If so, please post potential dates for us folks as far away as San Francisco. Also, I'd like to instigate a "free to fail" play zone, spanning the huge spectrum of play. Looking forward to hearing... Nicole
Wonderful, challenging, inspiring, soothing, confronting, all at the same time. A very important subject and a great forum in the arts to start important discussions. Providing a creative forum for issues that affect everyone. Thank you! Nicole Balestro
Wonderful exhibitions thank you - especially the sensory exhibit Matthew Arnold-Hall
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We visited Sydney this last weekend (27-29 October) from Brisbane, specifically to experience various events at the Big Anxiety festival. Wow we had such a eye opening, stimulating experience. The play Grace under Pressure (Seymour Centre) was brilliant and a very real insight into the health sector (although many of... debbie broadbent & peter ferreira
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as teaching art and the creative loses it value in public secondary schools and very few well being programs are thoroughly implemented it is good to see events like this take place. thanks Mary
Thank you for sharing your stories. I am sorry you had those horrible experiences. Rachel

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We acknowledge the traditional owners of Naarm (where the city known as Melbourne now stands), the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation, whose sovereignty was never ceded. The Big Anxiety also pays our respect to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation on whose unceded land we also live and work. We pay our respect to elders past, present and emerging, and to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from across the continent who will come together in The Big Anxiety.