<description>&lt;p&gt;If you thought that a play about post-apocolyptic zombies couldn’t be compatible with meaningful and hilarious social commentary and analysis of colonial occupation, then you haven’t heard of the radical new production Eat, Slay Zombie.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Emerging First Nations playwright Alinta McGrady tells us on this episode of Streets of Your Town how she took her idea born in covid lockdown and created this fast-paced action packed show that is about to open in one of Brisbane’s most prestigious theatres.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;This is just the start for this talented Aboriginal woman who has been storytelling in various forms her entire life.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Eat Slay Zombie shines a spotlight on modern Blak and queer experiences through a horror/comedy lens, with a fresh take on the hero narrative that&amp;nbsp;places historically marginalised characters at the forefront of a dangerous world.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Will our Blak women heroes survive this nightmare, and navigate a world that is actively trying to kill them? &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Let’s sit down for a chat with Alina to get some insight into her creative process….&lt;/p&gt;</description>

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Alinta McGrady on creating the play Eat Slay Zombie

NOV 9, 202413 MIN
Streets of Your Town

Alinta McGrady on creating the play Eat Slay Zombie

NOV 9, 202413 MIN

Description

If you thought that a play about post-apocolyptic zombies couldn’t be compatible with meaningful and hilarious social commentary and analysis of colonial occupation, then you haven’t heard of the radical new production Eat, Slay Zombie.

Emerging First Nations playwright Alinta McGrady tells us on this episode of Streets of Your Town how she took her idea born in covid lockdown and created this fast-paced action packed show that is about to open in one of Brisbane’s most prestigious theatres.

This is just the start for this talented Aboriginal woman who has been storytelling in various forms her entire life.

Eat Slay Zombie shines a spotlight on modern Blak and queer experiences through a horror/comedy lens, with a fresh take on the hero narrative that places historically marginalised characters at the forefront of a dangerous world.

Will our Blak women heroes survive this nightmare, and navigate a world that is actively trying to kill them?

Let’s sit down for a chat with Alina to get some insight into her creative process….