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1998:
INTERACTIONS – Lake Leanyer, Darwin |
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Work
: Cultures Represented : Media
Response : Creative Personnel
: Performers |
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| Work |
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A cross-cultural, cross-artform
work. INTERACTIONS brought together directors
from different cultures (over 20 cultures represented)
and artforms. It explored how diverse traditions interact
with each other to create new artforms while maintaining
their own integrity. INTERACTIONS
showed that different traditions and cultural expressions
do have a place in contemporary Darwin. In INTERACTIONS,
the diverse communities in Darwin came together and
joyously celebrated their journeys, backgrounds and
meeting points. |
Performed on and around
Lake Leanyer, a recreational reserve in the northern
suburbs of Darwin. |
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| Cultures
Represented |
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PNG, East Timorese, Tiwi
Islander Aboriginal, other Aboriginal and Torres Straight
Islander, Tongan, Fijian, Chilean, Brazilian, Maori,
Vietnamese, Filipino, Sri Lankan, Indian, Indonesian,
Hungarian, Israeli. |
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| Creative
Personnel |
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Directors |
Alice Casimiro Branco (East
Timor)
Paia Ingram (Papua New Guinea)
Tim Newth
David McMicken
Airi Ingram (Papua New Guinea/Australian)
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| Key Musicians |
Ramkumar Konesh (Sri Lanka)
Aiva Kadiva (PNG)
Vinod Kulkarini (India)
Phil Eton (Fiji)
Airi Ingram (PNG/ Australia)
Dulci Munn (East Timor)
Mark Smith (Anglo)
Alice Casimiro Branco (East Timor) |
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| Performers |
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Tau Ingram (Papua New
Guinea)
Rukshana
Ramachandran (Sri Lanka)
Adeliea Pereira (East Timor)
Stanley Stanislaus (Indigenous/Australian) |
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| Performance
Groups |
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Performers representing
over 20 Darwin cultures and communities. |
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