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'Through the language of dance, song, storytelling and imagery, renowned Aboriginal theatre and dance practitioners have collaborated to develop a powerful new work – Three Brothers.
'The poignancy of this story rests in the parallel of a fictional Aboriginal family to the ancestral ‘Three Brothers’ creation story of the Bundjalung people. Three Brothers glimpses into the lives of the three characters and tackles notions around death, family, immortality and the struggles of contemporary life. It is a story of healing old wounds, addressing truths and sharing deep secrets in a new century.' (Production summary)
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The passing of key creative collaborator David Page necessitated that Three Brothers underwent a new stage of development.
A new work, Djurra, which is connected to Three Brothers premiered at NORPA, November 2017.
Production Details
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To be performed in 2017.
Directors and devisers: Rhoda Roberts and Julian Louis.
Sound designer: David Page.
Movement director: Kirk Page.
Performers/devisors: David Page, Guy Simon & Tibian Wyles.
Cultural and visual art consultant: Djon Mundine.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Works about this Work
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Cultural Cringe the Great Divide
2016
single work
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— Appears in: The Sydney Morning Herald , 9 March 2016; (p. 13)
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Cultural Cringe the Great Divide
2016
single work
column
— Appears in: The Sydney Morning Herald , 9 March 2016; (p. 13)
