So over to you, Tanya.

Okay.

So this is my play, Pheasantopia, and it's actually based on a real setting.

I can't say it's based on, um, real events, but there was inspiration behind it.

And, um, it, uh, stars Debbie Violet [laughs] and Philip D. and Pete Marshall and myself, and we're all taking part and having, enjoying ourselves.

But it's, we're having a read-through.

It's very much a read-through of the script, and, um, so it's, it's by no means a professional production, so bear that in mind.

You'd hate that

How do you wish the village would show up for children?

As Reverend Rachel stated about the Maasai tribe saying, you know, how the children of the children are well.

And I really, really, really, I love that with their tradition.

And I really wish that we would really truly embrace that as a community and be more concerned about our children and making sure that all of the children, whether you have kids or not, that all of the children in the community are well.

So one way that we can show up and maybe possibly make that be our motto is to show up, to not just talk about being a village.

Be the village.

Be a village.

How can we not just show up for children? How can we show up for those who are custodians and whose life work is dedicated to children? Basically, how can we show up for you?