Letters of confirmation and SUPPORT

This page contains letters of confirmation from:

• Fraser Orford - Producer

• Dr Timothy Sharp - mental health consultant

• WA Museum Boola Bardip - interest in presenting tour-ready work

Note: other creative team members involved in this project have been engaged in previous creative development of this work so letters of confirmation have not been included.

It also contains support letters from:

• Australian of the Year Prof Patrick McGorry AO speaking about the importance of the live show

• RMIT, who commissioned the previous development showing of the show at The Big Anxiety Festival

LETTERS OF CONFIRMATION

FRASER ORFORD - INDEPENDENT PRODUCER

Fraser Orford Confirmation Letter (click here for pdf)

“The extraordinary audience response demonstrates clear market demand for this boundary-pushing and challenging work… I have committed to developing a comprehensive touring strategy following this development period.”

DR TIMOTHY SHARP - PSYCHOLOGIST AND MENTAL HEALTH CONSULTANT

Dr Timothy Sharp Confirmation Letter (click for pdf)

“I am committed to supporting this development phase and can confirm substantial interest from my networks in presenting this work once tour-ready.”

WA MUSEUM BOOLA BARDIP - Confirmation of Interest

WA Museum Confirmation of Interest in presenting tour ready work (click here)

WA Museum are interested in presenting a tour-ready version of No Feeling Is Final, this grant would fund the creative development required to create this tourable version and take it to WA Museum and beyond.

“The WA Museum Boola Bardip is very interested in the prospect of presenting a touring iteration of No Feeling is Final… No Feeling is Final is beyond brave and a performance WA audiences deserve to experience…WA Museum Boola Bardip is one of seven Museums across the State and the opportunity to be presented by the WA Museum offers a partnership that will support a scale of touring across Western Australia.”

LETTERS OF SUPPORT

PROFESSOR PATRICK MCGORRY AO - Australian of the Year and Mental Health Advocate

Prof Patrick McGorry Support Letter (click here)

“Honor has maintained and established herself as a unique creative voice, using her art to speak to the heart of the mental health systems failings, and the very real human fall-out of a broken system.

I unequivocally support Honor’s grant application and believe in the positive impact of Honor’s creative work to be part of the cacophony of voices calling for change. I hope this new version of her incredible performance will be able to be seen by many more Australians who need it.”

RMIT - Project Partner

RMIT Culture Support letter
(click link)

“Given the incredible reception to No Feeling Is Final Live at The Capitol as part of The Big Anxiety 2022, RMIT wholeheartedly supports Honor Eastly’s grant application. Honor's show is an important work for people facing significant mental health challenges, as well as their friends and family, and we strongly support the creative development of a tourable version of the show to ensure it is accessible to all those who need it.”

JOEL WERNER - Executive Producer of the original ABC No Feeling Is Final podcast series

Joel Werner Support Letter (click here)

“Honor brings a unique voice to the mental health arena – she tells stories of complex mental illness in a way that is engaging, unexpected, provocative, and moving. Occasionally deeply, darkly funny. And, most importantly, relatable – especially for people dealing with their own mental health concerns. Honor embraces production innovation, and is unflappable, even when deadlines and production cycle pressures loom large.”