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Horizon
 

There is a place between the sea and the sky – a sacred realm, where the sun rises and falls, and the light is new.

In Bangarra's first mainstage cross-cultural collaboration, leading Māori choreographer and Arts Laureate Moss Te Ururangi Patterson joins beloved Bangarra alumna Deborah Brown. Together they guide our award-winning ensemble in stories that honours the First Peoples of the Oceania region, spanning across the continent now known as Australia, the Torres Strait Islands and our southern neighbour, Aotearoa.

Horizon is a double bill opening with Saibailayg (Saibai Islander) Sani Townson’s acclaimed work Kulka, which debuted as part of Dance Clan in 2023, and will be followed by the primary piece, The Light Inside, co-choreographed by Moss Te Ururangi Patterson and Deborah Brown.

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney Opera House
Bookings: https://www.bangarra.com.au/productions/horizon/
Start Date: Saturday 13 July 2024

Age recommendation: 12+
This production may contain political and social themes.

 

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