In discussing divorce, children ask why their voices aren’t heard

featuring children with Theatre directors Jackson Castiglione and Mohamed El Khatib, translated by Isabelle Mangeot-Hewison

The Dispute brings us words spoken in a direct, unflinching way on the subject of divorce. In the play, acclaimed French theatre director Mohamed El Khatib invites children of parents who have split up to take to the stage and give their own points of view. In this conversation, the children point the microphone towards El Khatib and Jackson Castiglione, director of the performance in Melbourne.

CREDITS:

Created by Litmus Media

Producer: Mahmood Fazal

Editor and Associate Producer: Eugene Yang

Mastering Engineer: Geoffrey O’Connor

Engineer: Craig Bryant

Music: Dan Luscombe

Additional Music: Epidemic Music

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