“Every migrant has their own experience to share and will certainly be able to relate to my story,” she said.
“I remember arriving at Sydney Airport as a 14-year-old and saying to my mother, ‘I can hear the koalas’, but they were actually black crows chattering away,” she said.
“It’s also the little things such as the taste of food which stays in my mind.”
“I started at Peakhurst High which was a wonderful school and encouraged me to pursue music. I hope to inspire others and help them adjust to having a new identity while still finding yourself; it can be a little challenging.
“There are lots of light, funny moments too so have no doubt the audience will find ‘Out of Africa’ very entertaining.”
Tarisai is joined by talented Ugandan-born Kenneth Tusubira in song and dance, acclaimed Zimbabwean keyboard player Jonathan Chagaresango and accomplished Ugandan actress, singer and model Suzan Mutesi.
Don’t miss this uplifting show, full of energy, great music, some tears… and much laughter.
Tickets: $38; seniors, $36; concession, $31.
Bookings: seymourcentre.com (July 3, 10 and 17) and riversideparramatta.com.au (August 5).
