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Silence
 

Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre will present SILENCE, a new politically and unapologetically raw dance work by Karul Projects, from 28 to 29 July.

Choreographed by acclaimed artist and proud Minjungbal-Yugambeh, Wiradjuri and Ni-Vanuatu man, Thomas E.S. Kelly, SILENCE pulls the unresolved conversations from under the rug and slam them back on the table. Because the conversation about a TREATY will never be silenced.

An entry point to the complex political environment Australia finds ourselves in, SILENCE is both a celebration of First Nations triumphs, as well as a searing commentary on Australian Nationhood. As Australia prepares to vote on The Voice to Parliament, this dynamic and exciting show is not to be missed.

 

Event details

Venue: Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre – 105 William St, Bathurst NSW 2795
Bookings: https://www.bmec.com.au/whats-on/silence/
Start Date: Friday 28 July 2023

 

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