Blak at Sydney Opera House
Dates: 6/8/2013 - 6/22/2013
📍 Theatre: Sydney Opera House
Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000
Sydney,
Tickets: $29.00 - $89.00
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In 2013, internationally acclaimed Bangarra Dance Theatre presents Blak. Choreographed by Artistic Director Stephen Page and emerging choreographer and company dancer Daniel Riley McKinley, Blak places culture at the heart of our existence. It reaffirms the powerful experiences of rites of passage for young Aboriginal people as they transition to adulthood. By embracing their responsibilities, these young people become a critical link in the songlines that connect our future with our ancient past.
In 2013, internationally acclaimed Bangarra Dance Theatre presents Blak, a new production about the challenges and rewards for Aboriginal young people making transitions to adulthood. Embracing their responsibilities, Aboriginal young people provide an intrinsic link in the songline that connects the ancient past to our shared future.
Cast and Creative Team for Blak at Sydney Opera House
Choreography Stephen Page & Daniel Riley McKinley
Music David Page & Paul Mac
Set Design Jacob Nash
Costumes Luke Ede
Lighting Matt Cox
Music David Page & Paul Mac
Set Design Jacob Nash
Costumes Luke Ede
Lighting Matt Cox
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