'Our land people stories is a new contemporary dance work showcasing the endless choreographic talents of the company and the infinite stories of Australia’s cultural heritage.' (Source: Bangarra Dance Theatre website)
This dance is in three parts :
Nyapanaypa, by Stephen Page
Miyagan by Beau Dean Riley Smith and Daniel Riley
Macq by Jasmin Sheppard
Performed at the:
Sydney Opera House, 17 June - 2 July 2016
State Theatre Centre of Western Australia - 20-23 July 2016
Canberra Theatre Centre - 28 – 30 July 2016
QPAC - 12 – 20 Aug 2016 Arts Centre Melbourne - 1-10 Sept 2016
Macq Choreography: Jasmin Sheppard.
Miyagan Choreography: Beau Dean Riley Smith and Daniel Riley.
Nyapanyapa Choreography: Stephen Page.
Macq Music: David Page.
Miyagan Music: Paul Mac.
Nyapanyapa Music: Steve Francis.
Set Design: Jacob Nash.
Costume Design: Jennifer Irwin.
Lighting Design: Matt Cox.
'The Bangarra dance ensemble will head to Europe in October.'
July 23 2016
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OUR land people stories by Bangarra Dance Theatre at Canberra Theatre has three different works
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'Bangarra Dance Theatre has a long history of performing in Canberra. Over time the works we have seen from this acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander company have always been powerful and moving evocations of Indigenous culture and history - stories of the land, the people and the connections between them. The works have consistently been visually stunning in both set and costume design. Choreographically they have looked back to an ancient dancing heritage while also embodying a contemporary dance vocabulary. In addition, they have always been danced to original scores or soundscapes. ...'
July 23 2016
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OUR land people stories by Bangarra Dance Theatre at Canberra Theatre has three different works
Michelle Potter
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'Bangarra Dance Theatre has a long history of performing in Canberra. Over time the works we have seen from this acclaimed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander company have always been powerful and moving evocations of Indigenous culture and history - stories of the land, the people and the connections between them. The works have consistently been visually stunning in both set and costume design. Choreographically they have looked back to an ancient dancing heritage while also embodying a contemporary dance vocabulary. In addition, they have always been danced to original scores or soundscapes. ...'
'The Bangarra dance ensemble will head to Europe in October.'
