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Ciella Williams Ciella Williams i(A146433 works by)
Gender: Female
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Personal Awards

2021 recipient Australia Council Grants, Awards and Fellowships Individuals and Groups
2021 recipient COVID-19 Relief and Recovery Fund $20,000 Ruptured Ciella Williams will collaborate with Darwin’s Browns Mart Theatre and Sydney-based New Ghosts Theatre Company to co-produce a 3-week season of her new play Ruptured in 2021. The project includes five Sydney-based artists mentoring and collaborating with young regional artists based in Darwin. The production will foster long-term collaborative relationships, present innovative new work relevant to NT audiences, champion regional work in larger centres and upskill local artists.
2020 shortlisted Northern Territory Literary Awards Browns Mart Theatre Award for Ruptured

Awards for Works

y separately published work icon Hush 2022 Fortitude Valley : Playlab , 2022 25730844 2022 single work drama

'Nina’s waters have broken early.

'She knows it’s a girl.

'She doesn’t know if she wants it.

'Nina lies in a pool of her own amniotic fluid in Darwin Hospital, alone and paralysed by indecision. Slowly losing her grip on reality, she is visited by her best friend who dreams of a different life for her, and an apparition of her mother as a young woman who will do anything to be forgiven. And maybe that thing slithering around in her ultrasound isn’t a baby at all…

'Ciella Williams’ haunting writing balances power, trauma, and unlikely friendships with care and humour in this funny and heartbreaking instant Australian classic.

'Conceived just days after giving birth to her own daughter, Williams’ Hush cuts through our cultural narratives about motherhood – instead diving into the real fears and harsh realities of young women faced with this transformation.'

Source: Brown's Mart.

2023 shortlisted New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards UTS Glenda Adams Award for New Writing
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