Written by Scott Leckie and Tania de Jong
(As published in The Daily Telegraph on 16th February 2022)
The painful COVID-era will fade but it will never be forgotten. This unanticipated period will be remembered for many things – death, suffering, economic and social disruptions and words like lockdown, iso, quarantine, social distancing, Zoom, omicron…
Driftwood – The Musical is the inspirational story of renowned Austrian/Australian sculptor Karl Duldig and his artist/inventor wife, Slawa Horowitz-Duldig, based on Eva de Jong-Duldig’s critically acclaimed memoir.
Adapted for stage by award-winning playwright Jane Bodie and directed by celebrated theatre maker Wesley Enoch with musical direction and original music composition by Anthony Barnhill, the production makes its world premiere at Alexander Theatre and Chapel off Chapel this May.
Driftwood – The Musical is a magical story of art and creativity, survival and perseverance, family, freedom and love. It is also the story on of one woman’s ingenuity, invention and adaptability.
Tania de Jong AM is a trail-blazing Australian soprano, global speaker, award-winning social entrepreneur and Executive Director of Mind Medicine Australia. Charles Kovess is Australia’s Passion Provocateur. Join Tania and Charles in exploring solutions to the Mental Health crisis.
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11th November 2021 – It’s Time to RETHINK, CREATE and CHANGE the way we connect.
Recognised internationally for her ability to adapt to virtual and hybrid over the past year, Tania de Jong AM brings her innovation and creativity to the stage at MCEC for Defy All Conventions.
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(As published in The Spectator on 28th September 2021)
I recently saw this acronym for COVID.
As we look into the shining eyes of a child so we look back at ourselves – in all their wholeness and light.
It’s time to return, for we are all children;
And as we pass into adulthood and elderhood, we come to learn that nothing in this material world is permanent;
Our politicians say things like “we are all Australians” and “we are all in this together”. We are NOT.
They hide behind secretive ‘health advice’ that has banned everything, from playgrounds to golf and sunsets, contrary to global scientific evidence. They keep children from attending school which has led to a crippling, devastating shadow pandemic of self-harm, mental illness and domestic violence. This will lead to lifetimes of suffering due to the inter-generational nature of trauma and mental illness.
(As published in The Spectator on 10th August 2021)
The great Albert Einstein said: “No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it”. Our politicians and public servants need to find a new way of dealing with the pandemic which empowers rather than disempowers Australians. With premiers around the country demanding zero cases before they open borders and remove their draconian lockdowns, it is not surprising that people around the nation (and the world) wonder if Australia can ever get out of the mess our governments have created.
Tania’s singing group, Pot-Pourri presented a special performance for Ritchie’s 150th Anniversary Gala Ball At Crown Casino in May 2021.
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