Moogahlin Performing Arts is delighted to announce the six works selected for the Yellamundie Festival 2021.

The Lookout by Dalara Williams (Text / Playwriting)
Waterholes by Shana O’Brien (Movement / Choreography)
The First Shot by Troy Russell (Sound / Composition)
Gumbirrangarroo Dalanngarroo (Longest Time Right Now) by Brad Steadman, Brad Hardy, and Mark Ross (Sound / Composition)
Capricorn by Aidan Rowlingson (Text / Playwriting)*
Seventh Season Dreaming by Sermsah Bin Saad (Movement / Choreography)*

The Yellamundie Festival is a biennial celebration of national and international First Peoples storytelling. A showcase for new and distinct voices in Australian performing arts.

Presented by Moogahlin Performing Arts, Sydney Festival, and Carriageworks, Yellamundie Festival takes its name from the Darug word for storyteller. Previously focused only on writing for stage, in 2021 the 5th Yellamundie Festival will showcase a range of live performance art forms, providing development opportunities for Playwrights, Composers, and Choreographers, with industry forums, networking opportunities for artists, and showings of new national work. Take the opportunity to be part of the discovery and championing of First Peoples stories.

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Fri 22 Jan, 6.30pm
Sat 23 Jan, 11am
Sat 23 Jan, 6.30pm

Full Price: $15 +fee

Festival Coordination
Artistic Director/Producer 
Lily Shearer
Digital Content Producer Stephen Wilson Barker
Assistant Producer Akala Newman

Artists
Shana O’Brien – Waterholes
Sermsah Bin Saad – Seventh Season Dreaming
Aiden Rowlingson – Capricorn
Dalara Williams – The Lookout
Troy Russell – The First Shot
Brad Steadman, Brad Hardy, and Mark Ross – Gumbirrangarroo Dalanngarroo (Longest Time Right Now)

Mentors
Kyle Morrison
Jane Harrison
Deon Hastie
Dr Christopher Sainsbury
Daniel Riley

Carriageworks is a registered COVID-Safe business. To ensure the wellbeing of our visitors, we are following strict guidelines set by NSW State Government and Live Performance Australia. Help us keep everyone safe by reading our COVID-Safe Plan before your next visit.

In line with recent regulations, all visitors are required to wear a mask in the public space, Bay 21 Exhibition and in the theatre spaces. Thank you for keeping our community safe.

Presented by Mooghalin Performing Arts, Carriageworks and Sydney Festival.