Aliwah Bardinar!
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Good things come to those who wait!
From the multi-award-winning composers of Wanjoo and Koolbardi wer Wardong, Gina Williams-Ghouse
and Guy Ghouse, comes a new children’s production – Aliwah Bardinar! (Look Out, Rosella!). The
performance celebrates the nyttiny (creation) story of how the Bardinar (Western Rosella) got its
colours.
Featuring inspired set design by Fiona Bruce, vibrant costumes by Michelle Ward, gorgeous puppets,
vivacious choreography and original new music, audiences will be entranced by the cheeky frog, the
elegant swan and the beauty of the Noongar language.
Aliwah Bardinar! is performed by Gina Williams-Ghouse alongside phenomenal artists Jarred Wall and
Julianna Marie, music directed by Pia Harris, and directed by Matt Reuben James Ward.
The performance includes spoken dialogue, solo and ensemble singing. Aliwah Bardinar! is suitable
for children aged 4–12 years
and families, with a running time of 45 minutes.
From the multi-award-winning composers of Wanjoo and Koolbardi wer Wardong, Gina Williams-Ghouse
and Guy Ghouse, comes a new children’s production – Aliwah Bardinar! (Look Out, Rosella!). The
performance celebrates the nyttiny (creation) story of how the Bardinar (Western Rosella) got its
colours.
Featuring inspired set design by Fiona Bruce, vibrant costumes by Michelle Ward, gorgeous puppets,
vivacious choreography and original new music, audiences will be entranced by the cheeky frog, the
elegant swan and the beauty of the Noongar language.
Aliwah Bardinar! is performed by Gina Williams-Ghouse alongside phenomenal artists Jarred Wall and
Julianna Marie, music directed by Pia Harris, and directed by Matt Reuben James Ward.
The performance includes spoken dialogue, solo and ensemble singing. Aliwah Bardinar! is suitable
for children aged 4–12 years
and families, with a running time of 45 minutes.
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Where is it happening?
27 Weld St, Broome, WA, Australia, Western Australia 6725
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
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Host or PublisherBroome Civic Centre
