Kitty and Jack are members of long-standing rival Darwin bowls clubs. Can they prove that love can conquer even the most virulent rivalry?

Traditional elders of the central desert, in collaboration with the artistic directors of Tracks present epic stories of love, greed and desire.

Kitty and Jack are members of long-standing rival Darwin bowls clubs. Can they prove that love can conquer even the most virulent rivalry?

A meeting between Miss Olive Pink, once labelled “the fiercest white woman in captivity” and the Aboriginal Warlpiri people of the Tanami Desert.

Miss Olive Muriel Pink, once labelled “the fiercest white woman in captivity”.

Featuring the Grey Panthers, this is a grab-bag of entertainment, song, dance and theatre. Find out why Auntie always knows best!

This full-length cabaret by the Grey Panthers took us on a journey of two women about to retire.

The extraordinary adventures of the Grey Panthers go on tour. From bedpans and false teeth to gardening and cardio moves.

Following the extraordinary adventures of the Grey Panthers. From bedpans and false teeth Followed the extraordinary adventures of the Grey Panthers go on tour.

An informal evening of Darwin dances in progress.

From rap to tap, the Grey Panthers took us on a journey through song and dance through the decades.

ARAFURA GAMES
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‘Welcome to Darwin – Home of the Arafura Games’.
Following Tracks’ success in 2005, the Company will again direct the ‘main act’ of the 2007 Arafura Games Opening Ceremony.

Milpirri draws together the oldest and the most recent of Indigenous Warlpiri culture in promise of growth and rejuvenation.

Lured by gravity, Angels descend from heaven, placing foot upon earth. Journey as they swing us around the middle years.

A commission by the Northern Territory Government to create the Main Act of the Opening Ceremony for this international sports event.

What does it means to be a true Territorian? And how long does it take?

A multimedia performance negotiating the maze of love in a time of HIV/AIDS.

Consultancies to Corrugated Iron Youth Arts performance.

A multimedia, intergenerational afternoon for recollections and formation of new memories.

We carry our light inside, shining on those around us. A community responds to issues surrounding HIV/AIDS.

A gutsy evening of entertainment: featuring dancers, music, and four wheel drives. A journey into the heart of the Territory.

Nine Australian artists journeyed into the centre of Australia, seven traditional owners and two Tracks artists. Together, they followed the 2000 km Ngapa Jukurrpa (the rainstorm dreaming) path.

Touring a distinctive slice of Territory life in a compelling three-piece performance.

From common threads we arrive at the idea of a common ground.

OPEN HOUSE 1
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An informal evening of Darwin dances in progress.

GATHERING GROUND 1
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The call is put out to the Darwin dance communities – come to the gathering ground prepared to show your best.

Teenagers from Lajamanu ventured to Darwin to create a new work the first to be developed outside of the community.

TRACKS AND CLUSTERS
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An outdoor dusk processional performance where audience follow tracks to discover clusters of dancers responding to the theme of Our Place.

Reflects the ambiguities of the ancient legends, entwining old and new dance forms capturing our cultural diversity.

Culmination of two months of workshops. The aim was to get Darwin people of all ages to come together and be “actively’ involved, and to head towards a performance.

Tim Newth in the Aboriginal community of Lajamanu. Murals and the creation of large banners.

Dance on Darwin is a celebration of the strength, richness and diversity of dance in Darwin.

This meal and dance performance consisted of five groups combining to make a Feast of Dance. The age range of the performers was between 4 and 74.