Chase Chase i(8107779 works by) (a.k.a. Carly Sheppard)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal ; Aboriginal Walangama ; Aboriginal Tagalaka
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Chase, also known as Carly Sheppard, is a Melbourne based Indigenous dancer and choreographer. She is a descendant from the Wallangamma and Takaluk people of Northern Queensland. Chase had worked with several dance companies.

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Chase 2021 single work drama

'Hailing from the streets of Frankston, Chase is on a spiritual journey to reclaim her cultural heritage. Compelling, repelling, and funny, she sifts through the weeds of contemporary culture with a handy cam and her 33 YouTube subscribers for company.

'If only Chase understood half of what she helps others discover.

'Carly Sheppard has been developing and performing the character of Chase for nearly a decade. A macro metaphor of our colonial shame, Chase is equally offensive to theatergoers from every walk of life. But therein lies her power. Chase is a mirror back to Australia.

'Meet Chase. You just might see yourself.'

Source: HotHouse Theatre.

2021 recipient Malcolm Robertson Writers Program
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