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If you are using e-tickets, please download them in advance of your visit so that they are available offline and ensure that your phone is sufficiently charged. In line with our commitment to environmental sustainability, we would encourage you to opt for electronic tickets, however, if you choose to receive your tickets in the post you will be charged £2 for postage. A BSL interpreter joins the cast at the diner’s tables, becoming part of a story that is an uplifting blend of the personal and political.Ī touch tour for this production is available before the 7.30pm performance on 26 August.Īll ticket prices are inclusive of fees. Julia and a cast of six actors from Western Australia put their own lives on stage, mixing their experiences and day-to-day realities with monologues, sketches, video, dance and song. All set in the famous diner at Summer Bay.

This live documentary has had sold out seasons in Australia and is at once a universal story of love, loss and friendship, and a deeply personal exploration of the frustrations and aspirations of living with Down syndrome. You Know We Belong Together is a joyful celebration of community spirit and a call for greater inclusivity from a community rarely represented on stage or screen.

Julia is an artist and performer, with dreams of landing a role in her favourite show and finding love. Julia Hales has watched every single episode of Australian soap opera Home and Away since it first aired in 1988, but she’s never seen another person with Down syndrome in the cast.

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'I may not have known the words back then, but after 10 interviews together, I now know the FULL meaning Oprah captioned the epic post on Instagram, promoting her latest interview with the Elusive Chanteuse about her newest memoir The Meaning of Mariah.You Know We Belong Together brings the untold stories of performers with Down Syndrome to life in a heartfelt and upbeat show, inspired by performer Julia Hales' passion for the classic Australian soap opera Home and Away. Like the queens they are, Mariah and Oprah are being totally good sports about the whole thing, though, and the two got together (virtually) to recreate the moment 15 years after it originally happened! The song was literally EVERYWHERE in the mid to late '00s, and it's with only a little exaggeration that we quote Mean Girls in saying that almost everyone in the English-speaking world probably knows the song!īut as hard as it is to remember, there actually was a time when the song was brand new (it was only just released in 2005, after all) and people weren't as familiar with it then as they are now - longtime talk-show host and Oscar-nominated actress Oprah Winfrey can attest to this.ĭuring a 2005 appearance on Oprah's self-titled daytime talk show, Mariah performed the beloved track for the audience, and although it's obvious Oprah was excited to have Mimi on the stage, she.didn't quite know all the words just yet.īecause of the way stan culture works, the hilarious moment(s) of Oprah pretending to sing along to Mariah resurfaced on the internet recently and have since become a hilarious meme.

Since it's release 15 years ago, the song has sold over 4 million units in its lifetime so far and has become one of Mimi's most iconic works.

The sad, romantic 2005 ballad from Mariah Carey's tenth (and arguably best) studio album The Emancipation of Mimi spent a whopping 14 consecutive weeks at the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (her 16th #1 hit at the time) and is credited as the single that helped usher in a comeback era for the legendary singer after a slight decline in popularity from 2001 to 2004.