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Wudjang: Not the Past at Roslyn Packer Theatre
Dates: 1/14/2022 - 2/12/2022
📍 Theatre: Roslyn Packer Theatre
22 Hickson Rd, Walsh Bay
Sydney , New South Wales 2000
Phone: 02 9251 5333
Tickets: $50 - $120
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In a first-time co-production, two powerhouse arts companies, Bangarra Dance Theatre and Sydney Theatre Company, will join forces to present the world premiere of Wudjang: Not the Past, an epic-scale contemporary corroboree, and Bangarras largest stage production to date. Wudjang: Not the Past will premiere at Sydney Festival 2022 from 14 January to 12 February.Wudjang: Not the Past is an astonishing new work which brings together 17 dancers, four musicians and five actors for an artistically ambitious production. Combining poetry, spoken storytelling and live music with Bangarras unique dance language, this profoundly evocative piece of First Nations performance promises to be a benchmark Australian production. Directed and choreographed by Bangarras Artistic Director Stephen Page and co-written with award-winning playwright Alana Valentine (Bangarras Bennelong, Barbara and the Camp Dogs), Wudjang: Not the Past is deeply rooted in Pages own Yugambeh Country, in a story with branches spreading across our continents past and troubled present. In the deep darkness just before dawn, workmen find bones while excavating for a dam. Among them is a Yugambeh man, Bilin, who convinces his colleagues to let him keep the ancestral bones. This ancestor is Wudjang, who longs to be reburied the proper way. With her young companion spirit, Gurai, she dances and teaches and sings of the past, of the earth, of songlines. With grace and authentic power, a new generation is taught how to listen, learn and carry their ancestral energy into the future. Wudjang: Not the Past follows the journey to honour Wudjang with a traditional resting place on Country. Wudjang: Not the Past is told in Mibinyah poetry and song with English text and featuring Bangarras inimitable fusion of contemporary and traditional choreography. Wudjang: Not the Past will premiere in Sydney from 14 January to 12 February. Sydney tickets are available from Tuesday 26 October at: https://www.bangarra.com.au/productions/wudjang-not-the-past/.
News About Wudjang: Not the Past at Roslyn Packer Theatre
BWW REVIEW: Guest Reviewer Kym Vaitiekus Shares His Thoughts On WUDJANG: NOT THE PAST
January 20, 2022 Bangarra Dance Theatre and Sydney Theatre Company, in their first co-production present the world premiere of WUDJANG: NOT THE PAST. An epic scale contemporary corroboree, and Bangarra’s largest stage production to date.
Sydney Theatre Company Launches Act 1 Of 2022 Season
October 20, 2021 Sydney Theatre Company Artistic Director Kip Williams last night unveiled Act 1, six shows to kick off STC's 2022 season that he says will “celebrate the joy, revelation and connection only theatre can offer” as the industry returns to the stage.
Sydney Theatre Company Launches Act 1 Of 2022 Season
October 19, 2021 Sydney Theatre Company Artistic Director Kip Williams last night unveiled Act 1, six shows to kick off STC's 2022 season that he says will “celebrate the joy, revelation and connection only theatre can offer” as the industry returns to the stage.About the Theatre
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