Jasper Marshall was a successful NXT Gen Arts grant recipient who is training to work in a Stage Manager role with the Australian Dance Company, Duprada Dance Company in Central Australia. NXT Gen Arts is an initiative to support young upcoming NT artists and arts workers 18-25yrs old, to take […]
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LUMINOUS is an emerging Northern Territory theatre company, based on an artist ensemble of multi-skilled performers of all abilities. Director, Tania Lieman leads the ensemble and pulls together the teams best suited to serving the artists and the shows that they are creating. Resident theatre company of Darwin Community Arts, […]
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Tari Puspanjali is a traditional Balinese dance which was created by the great Balinese artist, Swasthi Widjaja Bandem. Tari Puspanjali is a welcome dance and the name reflects the concept of honouring guests with the reverence dedicated to flowers; “Puspa” means “flower” and Anjali means “in honour”. This illustrates the […]
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The Southern Ngaliya Dancers are from Yuendumu. This film about Ngapa Jukurrpa (water dreaming) was filmed during the performance of Unbroken Land 2018 at the Desert Park. The film also includes footage of Juka Juka, a water dreaming site on Warlpiri country. “We dance with white feathers in our armbands […]
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Nepal is a land rich in water resources due to the many Himalayan Glaciers, rivers, lakes, and Monsoonal rain. Traditionally, brass, copper and clay pots were used to carry drinking water from beautifully carved stone taps, rivers and water holes. As water has always been a central part of Nepalese […]
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This Connect2Culture film shows the importance of water and fire in the desert and adds new dimensions to the already released self-titled episodes. Created by First Nations disabled artists Tiffany Malthouse and Lizzie Trew, in collaboration with Mentor Lauren Jones, the audience is invited to share the experience of how […]
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Desert Rain was created by two Centralian youth dancers Leah Cato, 17, and Eli Clarke, 15. It is a piece inspired by their memories and expresses the happiness and enjoyment they felt as children when, on rare occasions, the rain came to Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Leah, with Eli’s contribution, choreographed […]
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