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Bangarra

			Female 28 years old Sydney, New South Wales Australia Last Login:6/11/2008
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Status:	Single
Hometown:	Sydney
Zodiac Sign:	Taurus
Occupation:	Dancer

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A NEW WORK BY STEPHEN PAGE - OPENS SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE 22 JULY!

"Page invokes the spirit of the land and lets it be a place of timeless respite and redemption" The Australian, 2 June 2008

Inspired by a young girl's journey between two cultures, Mathinna traces the life of a young Tasmanian Aboriginal girl removed from her traditional life and adopted into western colonial society only to be ultimately returned to the fragments of her original heritage.

Bangarra Dance Theatre continues to resonate world-wide as an acclaimed contemporary dance company of unique style committed to the traditions of Indigenous culture. Celebrated from New York and London to outback Australia, Bangarra presents an exciting world premiere certain to remain with you long after you leave the theatre.

For more information, please visit the Mathinna blog

Dates and Venues

MELBOURNE	16-24 May 2008	the Arts Centre, Playhouse
BRISBANE	29 May-7 June 2008	Queensland Performing Arts Centre
CANBERRA	19-21 June 2008	Canberra Theatre Centre
WOLLONGONG	2-4 July 2008	Illawarra Performing Arts Centre
NEWCASTLE	11-12 July 2008	Newcastle Civic Theatre
SYDNEY	22 July-23 August 2008	Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House

For bookings and enquiries please contact venue.

CHOREOGRAPHY STEPHEN PAGE
MUSIC DAVID PAGE
SET DESIGN PETER ENGLAND
LIGHTING DESIGN DAMIEN COOPER
COSTUME DESIGN JENNIFER IRWIN
PHOTOGRAPHER STEPHEN WARD

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DEBUT Album on Imusic,Emusic &Itunes	Apr 17 2008 4:50 PM jus popn by peace,love and blessings
Bradley, Thomas Alfred.	Mar 30 2008 7:56 PM You guys are amazing.. Unlike some other companies, I have difficulty in picking a favourite. Absolutely brilliant. Tom.
Wayne	Mar 4 2008 2:19 PM Ngarpin (Sorry) Exhibition by Wayne Quilliam “With this apology, the world witnessed a country coming together- regardless of race, religion creed of politics- to share a moment of sincere, inclusive, respectful and public reconciliation”, said Chief Phil Fontaine, the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations representing the Indigenous citizens of Canada. This significant moment in Australian history was applauded throughout the world but none more so than by Indigenous people gathered in front of televisions, listening on the radio and inside the nations capital. Wayne Quilliam Australia’s leading Indigenous photographers was in Canberra to document this historic event for the national Indigenous newspaper Koori Mail and developed this series of work to celebrate the groundbreaking speech. Quilliam said “I have had the honour to photograph significant Indigenous events over many years and each has left an indelible mark on my being. When photographing these type of events, you try to remain a little detached to ensure absolute professionalism and objectivity, this time it was impossible. Each individual images has absorbed the emotion of the day and I hope everyone experiences the spirit of the work” “I would like to thank all the Uncles and Aunties, brothers and sisters for allowing me to capture their unbridled emotions, I would also like to thank Koori Mail for inviting me document the day and supporting the development of this exhibition” Wayne Quilliam is one of Australia’s most prominent Aboriginal photographic artists with more than 100 solo and group exhibitions in Australia, Europe, Asia and the USA. In March 2008 he will travel to Mexico as an art ambassor and photographer for the Cumbre Tajin Festival then to Bolivia, South America to work with the Indigenous tribes. When he returns to Australia he will open his latest contemporary exhibition ‘Lowanna’ in Melbourne which will then travel to Berlin opening on June 29 . Wayne Quilliam
nami	Dec 17 2007 4:08 AM Thank you very much for the add. I loved "Fish". I enjoyed it when I was living in Melbourne. I miss Bangarra's performance.
Happy Girl	Nov 18 2007 1:35 PM I would love to dance with you all!
aimzsta	Oct 21 2007 4:50 PM hey bangarra! you guys are awesome!! your page is great to! just a quick question but how do you get into bangarra? hit us back aye aimee
Beata	Aug 7 2007 6:12 PM Thanks for add :)
Kimberley	Aug 6 2007 12:45 AM Bangarra rocks my socks!!! How do you get into bangarra? Kimmy
Restinpeace	Jul 30 2007 9:13 PM TELL ME MORE!!
Happy Girl	Jul 30 2007 8:46 PM Thanks for the add!! I'm really interested in your dance company...I learned about you from a young lady that was an artist in residence at a festival called CSU Summer Arts...one day I'll make it down to Australia to see you all perform!
BODYTORQUE	Jun 12 2007 7:10 PM Hey Bangarra Great Page! All the best for True stories! Bodytorque

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