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Buŋgul is an amazing opportunity to share in a unique experience of Yolŋu singing, dancing and culture.
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Dimanche is an extraordinarily beautiful and wordless exploration of family, friendship and catastrophe through the media of puppetry, film, acting and sound.
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French-Algerian choreographer Hervé Koubi’s What the Day Owes to the Night is an exhilarating, explosive performance by 12 men who dance, leap and lift like Olympic athletes.
Eloquently narrated by writer Stan Grant and featuring AFL star Adam Goodes revealing his story in his own words, The Australian Dream is a brilliant exploration of racism in this country.
Adapted by Kate Mulvany from the novel by Craig Silvey, State Theatre’s Jasper Jones sees the struggles faced by residents of an Australian country town become metaphors for many of the issues that need to be confronted by us all.
Juliette Binoche is outstanding as a divorced academic and author who searches for excitement on a social network site that blurs truth and fiction in the absorbing French film Who You Think I Am.
