Tiddas is a term used to call someone your ‘sister’. It’s a term of endearment for the special woman in your life, and the play Tiddas tells us a story about just that.

Best friends for decades, five women meet once a month to talk about books, lovers, and the jagged bits of life in between. Full of honest, and sometimes brutal, advice – best friends can tell each other everything. Each woman carries a complex secret, and one weekend, everything comes unstuck.

Adapted from Anita Heiss’s novel of the same name, it’s co-directed by Nadine McDonald-Dowd and Roxanne McDonald, and plays at Belvoir Theatre from the 12th – 28th January as part of Sydney’s Festival’s Blak Out program. 

The lovely Perry Mooney joined Danny on 2ser to talk about the show and sister-hood.