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'Besties Niarra and Te Umuroa are out playing in the bush. Just another day in paradise – until they glimpse what can only be the world’s last Tasmanian Tiger.
'Dodging hunters, Niarra and Te Umuroa set sail for Aotearoa to hide their new friend. But hunters aren’t the only ones on this Tiger’s tail. They’ll have to outwit Māori gods and palawa spirits to save their furry friend.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
Affiliation Notes
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Thylacines and the Anthropocene
This work is affiliated with the Thylacines and the Anthropocene dataset, tracking thylacine extinction and ecological themes in Australian literature.
Production Details
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Scheduled for its world premiere at the Seymour Centre, 13-17 January 2021, as part of Sydney Festival.
Production cancelled as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Director: Isaac Drandic (Noongar).
Set Designer: Jane Hakaraia (Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga).
Sound Designer and Cultural Advisor: Maaka McGregor (Māori).
Lighting Designer: Mark Howett (Noongar).
AV Designer: Keith Deverell.
Costume Designer: Sabio Evans.
Assistant Director and Cultural Advisor: Nathan Maynard (palawa).
Associate Designer and Design palawa Guide: Denni Proctor (palawa).
Cast: Melodie Reynolds-Diarra (Wangkathaa), Reuben Hohepa Butler (Māori), Tibian Wyles (Girramay and Kalkadoon), Zak Thomas Martin (Māori), and Najwa Adams- Ebel (Birri-Gubba).
Additional Cultural Advisor: Maakarita Paku.
Production/Stage Manager: Simon Rush.
Technical Operator: Rory Grinham.
Producer Annette Downs.
Presented at the Brisbane Festival by Brisbane Festival and Queensland Performing Arts Centre, 21-23 September 2023 (world premiere).
Director: Isaac Drandic (Noongar).
Assistant Director and pakana Cultural Advisor: Nathan Maynard (trawlwoolway pakana).
Set Designer: Jane Hakaraia (Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga).
Sound Designer: Maaka McGregor (Māori).
Sound/vocals: Katanya Maynard.
Lighting Designer: Ben Hughes.
Costume Designer: Sabio Evans.
Associate Designer and Design pakana Guide: Denni Proctor (pakana).
Muyini song lyric contributor: Kaninna Langford (Aboriginal) and Jordy Gregg (Murrie).
Additional Māori Advice: Maaka McGregor (Māori).
Pakana Visual Advisor: Denni Proctor (pakana).
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Works about this Work
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Theatre Review : Hide the Dog, Arts Centre Melbourne, RISING
2023
single work
review
— Appears in: ArtsHub , June 2023;
— Review of Hide the Dog 2021 single work drama'The first trans-Tasman First Nations children’s production toured from Sydney to Melbourne for RISING.'
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Hide the Dog
2023
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 22 February no. 795 2023; (p. 17)
— Review of Hide the Dog 2021 single work drama
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Hide the Dog
2023
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 22 February no. 795 2023; (p. 17)
— Review of Hide the Dog 2021 single work drama -
Theatre Review : Hide the Dog, Arts Centre Melbourne, RISING
2023
single work
review
— Appears in: ArtsHub , June 2023;
— Review of Hide the Dog 2021 single work drama'The first trans-Tasman First Nations children’s production toured from Sydney to Melbourne for RISING.'
