Welcome to Songlines, our first email newsletter made possible with generous support from our Principal Sponsor, Telstra. Every couple of months we will be getting in touch to let you know about our performances, tours and general news. If you would like to change your details, unsubscribe or join our postal mailing list so you can get our beautiful brochures in the mail, please click here.

For the first time ever, limited edition Bangarra photographic prints are available for purchase. This is a unique opportunity to own some of the beautiful photographic art of Bangarra and to show your support for the company and our work. We have selected 6 images from the stunning work of photographers Greg Barrett and Danielle Lyonne.

See the full selection

In March 2004, Bangarra will be one of the many highlight performances of Stephen Page's Adelaide Bank 2004 Festival of Arts. The company will present a Triple Bill featuring the world premiere of Unaipon, a stunning new work by Frances Rings inspired by the life of legendary scientist, philosopher and inventor David Unaipon (1872-1967) - the man who is featured on our Australian $50 note. The Triple Bill will also feature Stephen Page's critically acclaimed Rush (from 2002 production Walkabout) and Kabur, Kabur from Indonesian choreographer Mugiyono Kasido.

More about Unaipon

More about Rush

Visit the Adelaide Bank 2004 Festival of Arts

For those of you who can't get to see Bangarra perform at the Adelaide Festival, don't despair as the Company will be presenting a double bill in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney in 2004. The work will feature Frances Rings' Unaipon and a new work by Stephen Page called Mimic. We are also thrilled to announce that we will be returning to the Sydney Opera House for our hometown season. You will be the first to know when tickets go on sale for all cities.

Please keep checking our schedule on the website for details of 2004 regional and international tours.

2004 Schedule

More about Unaipon

Message from Telstra
Bangarra and Telstra celebrate a partnership that is helping to increase community understanding and respect for Aboriginal culture. I am pleased to announce that Telstra will continue as the principal sponsor of Bangarra for another three years.

Like Bangarra, Telstra is committed to working with Indigenous communities to help develop and support programs that foster a sense of understanding and cultural pride in all Australians and we look forward to working with Stephen and the team for another three years.

Our sponsorship of Bangarra also delivers on Telstra's commitment to regional Australians by providing increased access to one of Australia's leading dance companies. We will continue to help develop on-line initiatives and to support Bangarra as the company tours regional Australia.

Ted Pretty
Group Managing Director
Telstra Technology, Innovation and Products

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