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Bennelong in London is an inquisitive play that will make you rethink the past as you know it

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By Liza-Mare Syron, Co-Associate Dean Indigenous
| Inkl
Daniel Boud Bennelong in London, written by award-winning Muruwari playwright Jane Harrison, is a thoughtful and engaging work that explores history, identity, and performance through an inventive theatrical premise. The main character, Sebastian Anderson, is played with eagerness and conviction by Biripi, Worimi, Wadi Wadi, and Walbanga actor Guy Simon.
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Bennelong in London is an inquisitive play that will make you rethink the past as you know it

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By Liza-Mare Syron, Co-Associate Dean Indigenous
| Tolerance Canada
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Beyond the Tracks is a joyous celebration of First Nations dance pioneer Michael Leslie

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By Liza-Mare Syron, UNSW Sydney, Co-Associate Dean Indigenous
| Inkl
Daniel Boud Beyond the Tracks is a vibrant and deeply moving autobiographical work that fuses dance, movement, song and audiovisual storytelling. At its centre is Kamilaroi/Mandandanji man Michael Leslie — a dancer, choreographer and cultural force whose life story is as expansive as his artistic legacy.
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