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Hunter Page-Lochard Hunter Page-Lochard i(11422785 works by)
Gender: Male
Heritage: Aboriginal
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Hunter Page-Lochard is an Australian actor.

Most Referenced Works

Personal Awards

2017 finalist National Dreamtime Awards Male Actor of the Year

Male Actor of the Year

Awards for Works

form y separately published work icon Beep and Mort ( dir. Rosemary Myers ) Australia : Windmill Pictures Australian Broadcasting Corporation , 2022 23247334 2022 series - publisher film/TV children's An adaptation of Windmill Theatre's puppetry production about Mort, whose well-ordered life is disrupted by the arrival of chaotic robot Beep.
2024 nominated Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards Best Children's Television Series
Waru : Journey of the Small Turtle 2021 single work drama

'Under the star-illuminated skies of the Torres Strait, a green turtle navigates her way back to the beach where she was born. The season has started, the turtles are returning to nest, and soon the island will welcome a new generation of hatchlings – amongst them, our small turtle friend, Migi!

'In Bangarra’s first dedicated work for children, join our heroine Migi as she undertakes a journey of discovery and survival. A contemporary saltwater Lagaw Kazil (Island Children) story inspired by the totemic system of the green turtle, Waru– journey of the small turtle is an interactive and immersive introduction to Torres Strait Islander culture and dance for 3 to 7 year-olds, premiering at Bangarra’s newly renovated home in Walsh Bay.

'Created by Stephen Page, together with Hunter Page-Lochard and Bangarra alumni Dancers and Choreographers Sani Townson and Elma Kris, >Waru provides teachers, parents and care-givers with a unique opportunity to open up conversations about climate change, caring for the environment and the traditional cultural values of respect and reciprocity. Inspired in part by Turtle (Corroboree, 2001), choreographed by Stephen Page, Peggy Misi and Elma Kris.'

Source: Bangarra Dance Theatre.

2023 winner Sydney Theatre Awards Best Production for Children
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