Identities blowing in the winds – The Australian
Identities blowing in the winds The Australian Picture: Jeff Busby Source: Supplied DANCE: Belong. Choreography by Elma Kris, Stephen Page. Bangarra Dance Theatre, Playhouse QPAC, Brisbane July 1. BANGARRA Dance Theatre artistic director Stephen Page and company dancer and choreographer Elma Kris ... Bangarra, Belong |
The state capital hosts a significant cultural exhibition from Torres Strait – ABC Online
The state capital hosts a significant cultural exhibition from Torres Strait ABC Online The history and lives of the peoples of the Torres Strait is told through their dance, their music and their art. JESSICA van VONDEREN: Brisbane's cultural precinct is hosting the largest ever gathering of Torres Strait Islander art and dance. ... |
Bangarra’s Page returns home to Belong – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald | Bangarra's Page returns home to Belong Sydney Morning Herald The world premiere of Bangarra Dance Theatre's Belong is taking place at QPAC in Brisbane. Australia's premier indigenous dance group, Bangarra Dance Theatre, opens its 2011 season in Brisbane today with the world premiere of new production Belong. ... Guilt holding us back, says Bangarra boss Torres Strait dance flies high |
Putting the boy in burlesque – Sydney Morning Herald
 Sydney Morning Herald | Putting the boy in burlesque Sydney Morning Herald Winmill recently became Brisbane's hottest export to the Las Vegas glitter strip, or at least his alter ego did - Captain Kidd, a cheeky sailor adept in the art of removing clothing – his own. Last month Captain Kidd was crowned Reigning King of ... |
Torres Strait dance flies high – Torres News
Torres Strait dance flieshigh Torres News lma Kris (left) with Waangenga Blanco and Daniel Riley McKinley in the dance performance Belong. The new work by the Bangarra Theatre Company premiered at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Brisbane on July 1 as part of The Torres ... |
Spotlight on Ipswich performers – Ipswich Queensland Times
Spotlight on Ipswich performers Ipswich Queensland Times YOUNG Ipswich performers will be in the spotlight during the 60th season of the Brisbane Gang Show. This year's diamond jubilee production features a cast of 83 Queensland scouts and guides aged between 10 and 26 years. The show's theme, “gee it's a ... |