‘Sun cycle’ shines a light on NAISDA’s 50 years of Blak excellence
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- Award-winning choreographers Thomas E.S. Kelly and Taree Sansbury are returning to NAISDA to direct Sun Cycle, a show marking the organisation's 50th year.
- Working with current students, they will stage the work at Carriageworks in Sydney from 26 to 28 November. The title draws on three languages and traces the sun from first light through twilight to a new sunrise.
- NAISDA chief executive Kim Walker said the production celebrates the artists who have trained there and those working today. NAISDA, founded in 1976, is a First Nations-led performing arts training organisation based at Kariong, New South Wales.
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