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REDFERN RENAISSANCE @Belvoir Celebrating the history of The National Black Theatre, creative director Angeline Penrith will curate workshops, discussion panels and performances.
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Redfern 1966. Dalara Williams's play is a love letter to the women in her life.
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Farewell to Ali Murphy-Oates | Moogahlin
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11 September - 14 October 2023
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As I was walking down Eveleigh St .. #watchthisspace Dalara Williams fellowship - Belvoir | SSH
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6 October | 12 November 2022
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The Rep Season @ The Belvoir - power & change
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Dalara Williams joins Moogahlin Performing Arts
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Billy Mac's play 'Cuz' on Soundcloud | UTP
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supporting First People's storytellers across the performing art it takes a community to raise an entity ✌🏿❤️😀👣🎉🎊🎭🎶
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Burrundi Theatre for Performing Arts founded by Kerry Johnson, inspired by the Black Theatre of the 1970s.
One Night at Warangesda – music, theatre, site tour
film clip
NAIDOC performance - Always was, always will be
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Shari Sebbens & Luke Carrol perform a scene from Battle of Waterloo
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4 January - 5 February 2020
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Black cockatoo - SydFest & touring 2022 'He is the perfect role model. He’s an icon for all young Indigenous people. They don’t teach us about him in school but they should.' Aaron McGrath SMH | ABC
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Moogahlin 10 Year anniversary
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Winyanboga Yurringa @ Belvoir
cast includes Angeline Penrith
watch ABC News Breakfast
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🖤🌟❤️ We're thrilled to work with such an innovative, hilarious and talented bunch. [Belvoir]
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Yellamundie Playwriting Festival #moogahlin #sydfest
workshops are underway 14-23 Jan #creativenatives
Meet the playwrights panel - Part 1 | Part 2
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The weekend @ Carriageworks [Sydney Festival]
... a non-stop wild ride #TheWeekendHB
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Cope St Collective @ Alex Park Did someone say FREE POPCORN AND SNOW CONES?
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31 August, 28 September, 26 October, 23 November 2017
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Cope ST Collective @ Glebe Library
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The Weekend by Henrietta Baird. Sneak peek of Yellamundie in Development with Angeline Penrith
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Billy Mac's play 'Cuz' at Weesageechak festival
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Cope St collective
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YELLAMUNDIE PLAYWRITING FESTIVAL 2015
workshops 27th July - 8th August play readings at Carriagworks 6-8 August
posted on fb - WOW we received 22 plays from all over the country ... Now it is down to reading and assessing all of them by our amazing and professional team. Stay tuned. This is very exciting!
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Battle of Waterloo
Wharf Theatre, written by Kylie Coolwell first presented at the Redfern Salon NITV News | Awaye | SSH
In 2009, I moved to Waterloo with my partner, have lived there ever since.
I love the place. Even though it’s not far from the city, Waterloo is a bit like a country town where everybody knows each other - and your business, but that's what makes it such a wonderful community to be part of. While there’s a lot of negative press about this largely public-housing community, it’s important that people have the opportunity to see the humanity, dignity and love that keeps us strong, as well as the shared pain of dispossession and loss that people are trying to overcome. Kylie |
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Founders | Liza-Mare Syron, Frederick Copperwaite, Lily Shearer Company in Conversation – Moogahlin Performing Arts Recording from the Australian Theatre Forum 2015, where David Williams talked to the team, including Andrea James. Sound Lounge, Seymour Centre, 21 January 2015.
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40th anniversary playreading
by Moogahlin at Eora
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The Fox and the freedom fighters Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor & Nadeena Dixon the story of Chicka Dixon - Performance Space trailer
& ABC Life Matters 2RN
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Black Theatre's first full-length play in Redfern in 1975 on again - Belvoir 14th November - 8th December
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The Fox and the freedom fighters
at Performance Space's 30 year celebration 23 Nov
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Battle of Waterloo Rough Draft #23 - Friday 25 October 6.30pm @ Wharf 2 Kylie Coolwell [Redfern Salon] testdriving her script
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The Redfern story Street to stage
Darlene Johnson's film about the Black Theatre 1972-1977 Gerry & Lester Bostock, Bryan Brown, Aileen Corpus, Max Cullen, Lillian Crombie, Gary Foley, Marcia Langton, Lisa & Rachel Maza, Bronwyn Penrith, Bindi Williams Film available from Ronin Films
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Yellamundie 7-9 February | AWAYE
with Redfern salon on the 8th - four local plays Leanne Lovegrove, Victoria Kennedy, Kylie Coolwell, Lorna Munro Billy McPherson, Jada Roberts
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Family and culture day I am Eora SBS Living Black 23/9/12 & ABC Message Stick 12/7/12 -n/a
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Posts in the Paddock A performance combining sculpture, animation, puppetry, and oral histories Presented by Performance Space One hundred and eleven years ago, relatives of My Darling Patricia’s Clare Britton were murdered by an Aboriginal Bushranger, Jimmy Governor, on a property in the Hunter Valley. Taking its name from the ruins of the house, Posts in the Paddock combines sculpture, animation, puppetry, performance and oral histories exploring this moment in history from multiple perspectives. My Darling Patricia collaborate with actor LeRoy Parsons, Jimmy’s great great grandson and Elder Aunty Rhonda Grovenor who also shares a family connection. You are invited to share this intimate and ultimately very personal work of reconciliation. Artists: Bryony Anderson, Jenn Blake, Michelle Blakeney, Clare Britton, Nadeena Dixon, Aunty Rhonda Dixon Grovenor, Phil Downing, Fiona Foley, Samuel James, Halcyon Macleod, LeRoy Parsons, Sam Routledge, Lily Shearer and Chris Twyman Mentorees: Katy Becket, Marley Dixon & Alison Murphy Oates |
| Carriageworks PERFORMANCE SPACE | DATE Wed 9 - Sat 19 November 2011
TIME Preview: Wed 9 Nov, 8pm Tue-Sat, 8pm Student Rush: Fri 18 Nov Matinee: Sat 19 Nov, 2pm
ARTISTS TALK Fri 18 Nov, post show
VENUE Bay 20, Carriageworks
TICKETS $30/$20/$15 + BF |
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Theatre Night 15th July 7:00pm Four young deadly emerging actors have come together to devise a performance piece based on their experience about the subject and notion of change. Unique stories of personal transformation, immersed in the culture and theatre of Redfern.starring Dalara Williams, Jackson McDonald, Charna Reid, Megan Wildingfacilitator Katherine Beckett, contact Sonny Dallas-Law
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Bully Beef Stew; Three Aboriginal men Sonny Dallas Law, Colin Kinchela, Bjorn Stewart
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Actor on a Box: The Dreaming: Wake Up Australia! The Sydney Theatre Company 12-13 April, 2011 Starring Angeline Penrith Directed by Leah Purcell Geraldine Worthington’s review http://www.ozbabyboomers.com.au/ theatre/2011/04_11/dreaming/dreaming.html |
| Using the Richard Wherrett Studio at Sydney Theatre, director Leah has Angeline Penrith escorting a very young audience and their carers back to the beginnings of Pamanyungun, the land the white man calls Australia.The story is a contemporary narration of the genesis of this great southern land. These stories have been passed to the writer/director, Leah Purcell, by her family. At the core of the performance are two main Dreamtime stories featuring Wahn, the beautiful colourful crow and how he lost his feathers and turned black, and the journey of the Rainbow Serpent as she travels through the Wakka Wakka region.The Rainbow Serpent, inhabitant of permanent waterholes, is in control of life’s most precious resource, water. With this water, grass and trees spring up and animals awake and follow the Rainbow Serpent across the land. Angeline Penrith, affable and competent, quickly establishes a rapport with her audience. After the performance there is a period of audience interaction when Angeline engages young and old. She introduces herself as a Koori from Redfern, and teaches us Aboriginal names for the central characters of the story, and leads us in the Wake Up Australia dance. I knew those Zumba classes would come in useful some day! After this rather brief encounter there are tables set up where the children can colour in a picture of Angeline and the story to take home. Angeline also invites them to add their hand print to the mural in progress. It was enjoyable but very brief. I know little ones have a short attention span and a fast show is a good show, but another story after the activity session would have been rewarding — and we would have been good! However, it was fun, funny, spiritual and informative. The promotion material reminds us how precious these stories are to the ancestors and it was a immense honour to participate in their traditional continuance and to assist in the nurturing and passing on of this ancient, timeless art of storytelling. As Angeline taught us – it was Deadly! also Stage Whispers |
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Gathering ground 2010
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Gathering ground 2008
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formed in Redfern in 2007 to honour the late Kevin Smith’s request and in memory of the founding members of the Black Theatre, to create & tell community-based stories
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Theatrelab’s contemporary indigenous dance adaptation of Streetcar Named Desire is set on the Block. Involving Australia’s leading Aboriginal performing artists including Kirk Page, Rayma and Kerry Johnson, Wayne Blair, Emma Donovan and Billy McPherson, this new adaptation of the timeless classic is called, This train terminates at Redfern. Theatrelab raised $90,000 to develop this production from the ground up, including choreography, composition of music and textual adaptation and song writing.
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The Ephemera monologues
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Stand your ground
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The Black Theatre - see more
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