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'Two young ‘uns, Wurangkili and Timita, meet a mysterious alien named River when he gets lost in their country on his flying canoe. With River’s pet Wombat “Wombie” in tow, they all go on a journey to find the meaning of a mysterious object, getting clues from an Eagle, a Lizard and a Kangaroo they meet along the way.
'A Not So Traditional Story is a rare and memorable performance that combines Terrapin’s renowned skill in entertaining and engaging children with the voice of a new generation of Tasmanian Aboriginal performing artists.'
Source: Terrapin Puppet Theatre.
Production Details
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Produced by Terrapin Puppet Theatre for a tour of Tasmanian schools, mid-2018.
Produced in association with the Tasmanian Department of Education and Kickstart Arts.
Director: Sam Routledge.
Composer: Matthew Fargher.
Set and Costume Design: Michelle Boyde.
Puppet Design & Construction: Bryony Anderson & Sabrina Evans.
Basket And Water Carrier Construction: Lillian Wheatley.
Creation Story Character Design: Lillian Wheatley.
Backdrop Design and Construction: Michelle Maynard.
Performers: Craig Irons, Nathan Maynard, and Denni Proctor.
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A Not So Traditional Story Is Here
2018
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— Appears in: Koori Mail , 11 July no. 680 2018; (p. 7)'Primary school students across Tasmania are being treated to a history lesson with a difference.' (Introduction)
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A Not So Traditional Story Is Here
2018
single work
column
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 11 July no. 680 2018; (p. 7)'Primary school students across Tasmania are being treated to a history lesson with a difference.' (Introduction)
