Natalie Soysa Studios

13/11/2021

Children in Lockdown Arts Festival I FESTIVAL TRAILER

What has CORONA done to our children and families?
Laugh, cry and ponder on the universality of struggles facing families in surviving the pandemic.

Children in Lockdown Arts Festival, 26-28th November, suitable for the whole family, ONLINE, Entrance FREE- but registration is required. REGISTER NOW on: https://www.stages.lk/arts-festival



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS5Vw9q3RYM

The Children in Lockdown Arts Festival 2021 is an online event, going live 26th - 28th November, which gathers together artists, children, and adults to refl...

07/11/2021

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01/11/2021

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07/09/2021

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31/08/2021

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20/06/2021

Published in Sri Lanka Press Institute's JOURNO.LK on 19th March this year.

The Rebellious History of Heavy Music Originally published in JOURNO.LK by the Sri Lanka Press Institute on 19th March 2021 ————————————————- “Ever since I was 12 years old I had to defend my love …

10/06/2021

31/05/2021

Co-write with Kasun Munasinghe for Sri Lanka Press Institute.

Gender and Identity Queen Anula: Gender, Reconciliation & A Late Night Conversation By Admin May 23, 2021 57 Natalie Soysa & Kasun Munasinghe Pseudo-intellectual Lankan conversations are many here. We have them all the time and they are fun. One says Reconciliation. The other says Gender. And all of...

24/04/2021

"I, Mutant is my middle finger to identity politics. I haven’t quite been able to relate to any of the labels in our contemporary lexicon that are associated with identity. Being diagnosed with breast cancer meant I had to confront my already complex identity against the backdrop of a gendered public healthcare system, archaic social norms and the loss of breasts and estrogen – which are both considered to be aspects that define the binary gender of ‘woman.’" http://bit.ly/psa3etmTYX
~Natalie Soysa

01/03/2021

Join Women In Need (WIN) this March for a month of activities and content to help combat gender bias in our society

Gender biases exist in all societies and they can be tricky to combat. We believe that creating an open dialogue on these biases is the only way to move forward. So join us this March as we host a series of activities and content in partnership with the Royal Norwegian Embassy to celebrate International Women’s Day 2021

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22/02/2021

In conversation with Pulse on battling breast cancer for the Sri Lanka Cancer Society

18/01/2021

Sri Lankans treat breast cancer as a 'private illness' as if there is some shame in it. Having battled stage 4 cancer for the last 10 months myself made me want to change this reticent mindset and be open about what it really means to battle cancer. This is my story and photos.

Photo Essay Health I, Mutant How breast cancer altered my identity Photographs and Text by Natalie Soysa 31 December 2020 View Gallery WHEN MY FATHER PASSED AWAY, in 2016, I made grandiose promises to myself. One of them was that chemo would never enter my bloodstream. If cancer came for me it could...