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'This one-woman show is about Fiona's life, her kinship lineage and her struggles to come to terms with them. It also showcases her strong traditional movement and storytelling abilities in a contemporary format. The play, written, devised and performed by Fiona Doyle is a portrayal of issues and circumstances experienced by the character, Ngilla, as a result of her bi-racial heritage. It presents snippets and images of indigenous life in the Western Cape Region of Australia through dialogue and photo images.'
Source: http://www.fullcircle.ca (Sighted 14/06/2007)
Production Details
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Written in late 2002 and first performed in April 2003 at the Brisbane Powerhouse, as part of the Sheila's Shorts Festival which was held in conjunction with the Magdalena Festival, Brisbane.
Also performed at in Canada at the Talking Stick Festival, 3-5 February 2006.
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