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BANGARRA YOUTH PROGRAM
Inspiring the future generations of cultural leaders
Earlier in March, our Rekindling Youth and Education Programs Team completed Gathering One in Port Augusta, South Australia!
Across these first days together, young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students came together to meet our Rekindling team, connect with one another, and step into a shared creative space grounded in culture, story and care. Through movement, conversation and listening, this first Gathering lays the foundation for trust, connection and cultural pride - the starting point of a journey they will carry forward together.
Our team looks forward to returning throughout the year to continue this work and walking alongside these young people as their stories take shape.
To learn more about our Rekindling Youth Program or enquire about bringing them to your Community, click the link in bio.
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Earlier in March, our Rekindling Youth and Education Programs Team completed Gathering One in Port Augusta, South Australia!
Across these first days together, young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students came together to meet our Rekindling team, connect with one another, and step into a shared creative space grounded in culture, story and care. Through movement, conversation and listening, this first Gathering lays the foundation for trust, connection and cultural pride - the starting point of a journey they will carry forward together.
Our team looks forward to returning throughout the year to continue this work and walking alongside these young people as their stories take shape.
To learn more about our Rekindling Youth Program or enquire about bringing them to your Community, click the link in bio.
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Introducing our Rekindling Youth and Education Programs Team for 2026!
Youth and Education Program Director - Sidney Saltner, Youth and Education Program Coordinator - Sani Townson, Youth and Education Programs Team Tutor - Amy Weatherall and Youth and Education Programs Coordinator - Lavinia Gibbs.
Rekindling inspires pride, kinship and a sense of strength in young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders through a series of dance residencies with secondary school-aged students. Over the course of the year, participants spend time On Country, gather stories with guidance from Community Elders and develop skills to produce thought-provoking performances and events.
Stay tuned for next week as we share their experience with students from Gathering One in Port Augusta, South Australia!
To learn more about the Rekindling Youth Program or enquire about bringing them to your Community click the link in bio.
Photo by Daniel Boud
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Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Another incredible year at the NSW Schools Spectacular, 2025 was truly Remarkable!
"Heal" opened the second act, featuring almost 200 of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Aboriginal Dance Ensemble.
A huge congratulations to our Youth Programs Tutor @holly_faulds for creating her first arena performance. Not only did Holly do the choreography, she also designed the costumes, and wove the chest pieces for our featured singers. A full circle moment for Holly, who was a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company herself from 2016-2019, she is the first ADC alumni to choreograph at Schools Spec.
A massive thank you goes to our amazing students that performed for us this year. Your dedication and pride in your Culture, shone through on stage, you really helped bring this piece to life and we are so grateful to you all. And a big thank you to your teachers for bringing you all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company parents, who spent hours hand painting all 200 costumes!
A big thank you to @mitchtambo for allowing us to use his beautiful song and consulting on the Language with our talented featured singers, Aurielle, Lily, and Kyla.
To our Ensemble and Company managers, thank you for always keeping things running smoothly, for caring for our students and ensuring they all felt welcome. And to all the Arts Unit staff, we certainly couldn't do it without your help.
Make sure to tune in to Channel 7 on Friday 19th December to catch the 2025 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
A massive congratulations to our Youth and Education team and the NSW Schools Aboriginal Dance Company on their @schoolsspec performances last week!
Since 2010, we’ve collaborated with @theartsunit, nsweducation, to deliver the Aboriginal Dance education program in NSW Public Schools, which celebrates and educates students on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures through workshops and opportunities like the Schools Spectacular, State Dance Festival and the Aboriginal Dance Company.
Thank you to our Youth Program Director, Sidney Salter, Youth Program Coordinator, Sani Townson, and Youth Programs Team Tutors, Amy Weatherall and Holly Faulds for their continuous passion and dedication to developing and lighting fire in our next generation of performers and storytellers.
Learn more about our Youth and Education programs via our link in bio.
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A massive congratulations to our Youth and Education team and the NSW Schools Aboriginal Dance Company on their @schoolsspec performances last week!
Since 2010, we’ve collaborated with @theartsunit, nsweducation, to deliver the Aboriginal Dance education program in NSW Public Schools, which celebrates and educates students on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures through workshops and opportunities like the Schools Spectacular, State Dance Festival and the Aboriginal Dance Company.
Thank you to our Youth Program Director, Sidney Salter, Youth Program Coordinator, Sani Townson, and Youth Programs Team Tutors, Amy Weatherall and Holly Faulds for their continuous passion and dedication to developing and lighting fire in our next generation of performers and storytellers.
Learn more about our Youth and Education programs via our link in bio.
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#Bangarra
#Schoolsspectacular
A massive congratulations to our Youth and Education team and the NSW Schools Aboriginal Dance Company on their @schoolsspec performances last week!
Since 2010, we’ve collaborated with @theartsunit, nsweducation, to deliver the Aboriginal Dance education program in NSW Public Schools, which celebrates and educates students on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures through workshops and opportunities like the Schools Spectacular, State Dance Festival and the Aboriginal Dance Company.
Thank you to our Youth Program Director, Sidney Salter, Youth Program Coordinator, Sani Townson, and Youth Programs Team Tutors, Amy Weatherall and Holly Faulds for their continuous passion and dedication to developing and lighting fire in our next generation of performers and storytellers.
Learn more about our Youth and Education programs via our link in bio.
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To our NSW Aboriginal Dance Company and our NSW Aboriginal Dance Ensemble thank you for all your hard work this week to put on another phenomenal piece for NSW Public School Spectacular 2025thank you also our NSW Aboriginal Dance Company Alum Holly Faulds and our Youth and Education tutor for your amazing creativity .. Travel safe back to your respective homelands tomorrow.. and remember .. We are what ????
State Dance Festival - 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company
Within Us - Choreographed by @holly__faulds
“Within Us" is a contemporary dance work that delves into the lived experiences of Aboriginal dancers navigating cultural identity in the modern world. This piece is an exploration of what it means to carry culture in the body, how history, community, and connection shape identity from the inside out.
A massive congratulations to Youth Programs Tutor, Holly Faulds, for this beautiful piece. A full circle moment for Holly, who spent her high school years performing as a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company, to now choreographing on the next generation of storytellers.
And a huge thank you to our company dancers for their incredible performances this week! Thank you for sharing this story with so much care and passion, your hardwork definitely paid off!
State Dance Festival - 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company
Within Us - Choreographed by @holly__faulds
“Within Us" is a contemporary dance work that delves into the lived experiences of Aboriginal dancers navigating cultural identity in the modern world. This piece is an exploration of what it means to carry culture in the body, how history, community, and connection shape identity from the inside out.
A massive congratulations to Youth Programs Tutor, Holly Faulds, for this beautiful piece. A full circle moment for Holly, who spent her high school years performing as a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company, to now choreographing on the next generation of storytellers.
And a huge thank you to our company dancers for their incredible performances this week! Thank you for sharing this story with so much care and passion, your hardwork definitely paid off!
State Dance Festival - 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company
Within Us - Choreographed by @holly__faulds
“Within Us" is a contemporary dance work that delves into the lived experiences of Aboriginal dancers navigating cultural identity in the modern world. This piece is an exploration of what it means to carry culture in the body, how history, community, and connection shape identity from the inside out.
A massive congratulations to Youth Programs Tutor, Holly Faulds, for this beautiful piece. A full circle moment for Holly, who spent her high school years performing as a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company, to now choreographing on the next generation of storytellers.
And a huge thank you to our company dancers for their incredible performances this week! Thank you for sharing this story with so much care and passion, your hardwork definitely paid off!
State Dance Festival - 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company
Within Us - Choreographed by @holly__faulds
“Within Us" is a contemporary dance work that delves into the lived experiences of Aboriginal dancers navigating cultural identity in the modern world. This piece is an exploration of what it means to carry culture in the body, how history, community, and connection shape identity from the inside out.
A massive congratulations to Youth Programs Tutor, Holly Faulds, for this beautiful piece. A full circle moment for Holly, who spent her high school years performing as a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company, to now choreographing on the next generation of storytellers.
And a huge thank you to our company dancers for their incredible performances this week! Thank you for sharing this story with so much care and passion, your hardwork definitely paid off!
State Dance Festival - 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company
Within Us - Choreographed by @holly__faulds
“Within Us" is a contemporary dance work that delves into the lived experiences of Aboriginal dancers navigating cultural identity in the modern world. This piece is an exploration of what it means to carry culture in the body, how history, community, and connection shape identity from the inside out.
A massive congratulations to Youth Programs Tutor, Holly Faulds, for this beautiful piece. A full circle moment for Holly, who spent her high school years performing as a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company, to now choreographing on the next generation of storytellers.
And a huge thank you to our company dancers for their incredible performances this week! Thank you for sharing this story with so much care and passion, your hardwork definitely paid off!
State Dance Festival - 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company
Within Us - Choreographed by @holly__faulds
“Within Us" is a contemporary dance work that delves into the lived experiences of Aboriginal dancers navigating cultural identity in the modern world. This piece is an exploration of what it means to carry culture in the body, how history, community, and connection shape identity from the inside out.
A massive congratulations to Youth Programs Tutor, Holly Faulds, for this beautiful piece. A full circle moment for Holly, who spent her high school years performing as a member of the Aboriginal Dance Company, to now choreographing on the next generation of storytellers.
And a huge thank you to our company dancers for their incredible performances this week! Thank you for sharing this story with so much care and passion, your hardwork definitely paid off!
Blak Youth Excellence NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company performed forBlak Excellence Koori Rap Queen @barkaa__at State Dance Festival this year thank you for coming to watch us sis .. Thank you for being visible so that we can achieve and strive higher and stronger toward our dreams #bangarrayouthprogram #barkaa #theartsunitnsw #sdf2025
Join us this July to celebrate NAIDOC Week 2025 with creativity, connection, and cultural celebration.
For the first time, Bangarra’s Youth Programs Team will offer NAIDOC Week dance and creativity workshops at our Sydney home in the Walsh Bay Arts Precinct on Gadigal Country. These workshops are open to dancers of all levels and backgrounds, inviting everyone to connect with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Together, we’ll explore this year’s NAIDOC theme: The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, honouring 50 years of celebrating the resilience and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Details below:
Wednesday 9 July 2025
Gadigal Country, Eora Nation
Bangarra Dance Theatre Studios, Walsh Bay Arts Precinct, Gadigal Country
Open to all students, Kindergarten to Year 12
Session 1: 10am to 11:30am (K through 6)
Session 2: 12:30pm to 3pm (7 through 12)
More information and booking link in bio.
Photo by Tiffany Parker
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⭐️ Applications are open for the 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company! ⭐️
This is an exciting opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Years 7-12, who are passionate about contemporary Indigenous dance.
Selected students will get the opportunity to work with world renowned Bangarra Dance Theatre, performing works at State Dance Festival and NSW Schools Spectacular!
How to apply:
🎥 Submit a video of your application
🎤 Record a short introduction
✅️ Provide an application endorsement
📸 Upload a headshot photograph
Click the link in our bio for more information and to get started on your audition!
Applications close: Friday 2 May 2025
⭐️ Applications are open for the 2025 NSW Public Schools Aboriginal Dance Company! ⭐️
This is an exciting opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Years 7-12, who are passionate about contemporary Indigenous dance.
Selected students will get the opportunity to work with world renowned Bangarra Dance Theatre, performing works at State Dance Festival and NSW Schools Spectacular!
How to apply:
🎥 Submit a video of your application
🎤 Record a short introduction
✅️ Provide an application endorsement
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Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
Don’t forget to tune in to Channel 7 tonight at 7pm to catch the 2024 Schools Spectacular broadcast!
Yirimi Gundir opens the show, featuring 200+ of our Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble. A congratulations to our Youth Program Tutor @amy.weatherall for creating her first arena piece with the biggest cohort to date. And a massive thank you to @fredleone for allowing us to use his beautiful song!
In a Youth Programs first, we had a chance to create with 19 non-Indigenous dancers from the Featured Hip Hop and Featured Contemporary groups. Along with 21 of our Aboriginal Dance Company dancers, our team created a piece to Baker Boy’s, Somewhere Deep, that showcased their amazing talent through a fusion of Indigenous contemporary and hip hop dance.
Thank you to all the students that performed for us this year and to your teachers for bringing your students all the way across the state to participate.
A special shoutout to some of our Company dance mums, who spent hours hand painting all 200+ costumes.
To our incredible Wellbeing Officer and Company Dance Mum, Kellie, you are a vital member of our team, thank you for all the work you do to support our students.
Thanks to Ashley at the Arts Unit for always keeping things running smoothly, and to our Company and Ensemble managers, Alisha, and Aleta, for helping us out this year.
To our Russell Page Graduate @holly__faulds for her stunning costume designs and handmade woven chest pieces.
To Rosalee Pearson – Grimes, a Yolngu Matha language consultant, thank you for working with our 2 featured singers, to ensure correct pronunciation of the lyrics in Language in Somewhere Deep.
And to photographer Anna Warr for some of these beautiful shots!
We hope you enjoy the show!
2024 Wrap Up - Part 2
7 Rekindling Communities; 65 Arts Unit workshops; 124 schools, and almost 2,000 students; 1 Company Return to Country trip; 200+ Aboriginal Dance Company and Ensemble students; 19 featured hip hop and contemporary collab students; 2 State Dance Festival performances; 4 Schools Spectacular shows; 5 states visited; more than 20,000kms of country covered; 50+ flights; and over 200,000 frequent flyer points later, 2024 has come to an end!
Another favourite of our warmup exercises, Jess Mauboy’s, Get ‘Em Girls, always brings the energy up in the morning!
A huge thank you to everyone who participated across all our 2024 programs. From our Rekindling Communities to our Arts Unit programs, this year has been one for the record.
Here’s to a happy holiday season and safe new year.
See you all in 2025!
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