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Aleea Monsour

Lebanese-Australian independent artist, dramaturg and community theatre practitioner based in Magandjin/Meanjin (Brisbane), Australia.

Oct 4, 2026

Markela PanegyresMODERATOR
7:00
Thank you.
7:04
Thank you, everyone.
7:05
Yeah, so my name is Alia and I come from a theatre background, but actually my arts practice has moved around a bunch and ended up in all different areas.
7:15
I studied theatre and then have worked in a lot of spaces that I guess are works that in some ways share real stories.
7:25
And I had the honour and privilege of going to Palestine to study I work with a theatre company there, Ashtar Theatre, and I visited the Freedom Theatre and have friends and connections in the Freedom Theatre where the inspiration quote for this panel has come from.
7:45
I was struggling to work out what to talk about today, but I thought I'd frame a little bit some of these ideas of what I have learnt in terms of where and how arts practice can become and be embedded in the in our political movements and in our lives and in revolutionary change.
8:05
And a lot of this, I'll talk about some different areas.
Markela PanegyresMODERATOR
12:27
So drawing on

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