Marooned, a play that confronts the subject of suicide, will be on show in Yarrawonga on Saturday, November 2 and Sunday November 3 at the Yarrawonga Town Hall for free.
The play contains references to suicide and other mental health issues and leaves the topic with less stigma, shame and silence and more people talking.
The play involves four souls that are marooned in a room in the afterlife.
They have no connection other than they have all tried but failed to take their own lives.
They don’t know how they survived but as time passes they begin to yearn to go home and fear that they won’t. A fear and a want that manifests into an insatiable hunger to live. But despite this hunger they are marooned.
The question is asked in the play; is there is something they must do or address before the gods will send them back? If so, what? The only thing they do have in this room is each other.
This highly acclaimed play is performed by professional actors within the Wolves Theatre Company and will be a unique opportunity for the people of Yarrawonga Mulwala and the surrounding district to see it for free.
The Perfect Fit
The Perfect Fit is about assisting women to overcome their body confidence issues and love the skin they’re in.
Get ready for a fun and fashion filled afternoon with personal stylist Natt Cross at the Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort on Saturday, November 9 from 3pm-5pm.
Natt is passionate about helping women dress and live with strength, dignity and confidence!
If you want to learn about your body shape and how to shop without wanting to run out of the store screaming...then join in on this fun interactive event and share in Natt’s tips and tricks for dressing with confidence.
Tickets are $5 and afternoon tea is provided.
Contact Caz on 0419 304 515 or Karen on 0406 359 539 to purchase your tickets.
Life Care and Suicide Prevention
RRM Chaplaincy are hosting a Life Care and Suicide Prevention seminar at the Yarrawonga Town Hall on Saturday, November 23 from 1:30pm – 4pm.
Ordinary people facing extraordinary problems.
Join in for this life-changing seminar where you will enjoy the practical way presenter Mark Bateman equips you with the how-to’s and empowers you to make a difference.
A number of aspects including when and how to know if yourself or others are having suicidal thoughts and what we can to do to make a difference and assist those to be happy again will be taught on the day.
“Our belief is that everyone should know how to help a person who has suicidal thoughts, just like we know how to do CPR.”
Man Enough movement
Through the Man Enough Movement, facilitated by Happiness Co, more people have been able to be reached, giving them the support and community they need to get through life’s challenges.
Happiness Co will be at ClubMulwala on Remembrance Day, Monday, November 11 from 7.00pm to 8.30pm in the Endeavour Room.
Admission is free.
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