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Waru - journey of the small turtle

Waru - journey of the small turtle

Starts: Thursday, 07 November 2024
Ends: Saturday, 09 November 2024
Under the star-illuminated skies of the Torres Strait, a green turtle navigates her way back to the beach where she was born. The season has started, the turtles are returning to nest, and soon the island will welcome a new generation of hatchlings – amongst them, our small turtle friend, Migi! In Bangarra’s first dedicated work for children, join heroine Migi as she undertakes a journey of discovery and survival. A contemporary saltwater Lagaw Kazil (Island Children) story inspired by the totemic system of the green turtle, Waru – journey of the small turtle is an interactive and immersive introduction to Torres Strait Islander culture and dance for three – seven year-olds.
Add to Calendar 2024-11-07 12:00 am 2024-11-09 12:00 am Waru - journey of the small turtle Under the star-illuminated skies of the Torres Strait, a green turtle navigates her way back to the beach where she was born. The season has started, the turtles are returning to nest, and soon the island will welcome a new generation of hatchlings – amongst them, our small turtle friend, Migi! In Bangarra’s first dedicated work for children, join heroine Migi as she undertakes a journey of discovery and survival. A contemporary saltwater Lagaw Kazil (Island Children) story inspired by the totemic system of the green turtle, Waru – journey of the small turtle is an interactive and immersive introduction to Torres Strait Islander culture and dance for three – seven year-olds. London Circuit, Canberra , ACT , 2601 , Australia
London Circuit, Canberra , ACT , 2601 , Australia
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