Jo Clancy | Image Credit Danny Dalton

Jo Clancy | Image Credit Danny Dalton

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Jacklyn Chalker | Image Credit Katrina Chalker

Jacklyn Chalker | Image Credit Katrina Chalker

Saturday July 21st | 7pm
NIDA Parade Theatre
215 Anzac Parade
Kensington NSW 2033

SYDNEY

WAGANA ABORIGINAL DANCERS

Under the direction of Wiradjuri dancer Jo Clancy, Wagana perform contemporary and traditional Aboriginal dances inspired by the landscape and creation stories of the Blue Mountains and Central NSW West country in Australia. They honor and respect the Darug, Gundungurra & Wiradjuri peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands they dance on & aim to show their love of sharing culture through dance, music & story telling. Wagana are blessed to have Jacinta Tobin as their Song Woman.

Wagana deliver performances and workshops at community and corporate events and festivals, in schools and pre-schools. Below are some of the places and events Wagana have shared their dance:

 Honolulu Festival Hawaii – 2016 / 2017 / 2018
 Festival 2018 – Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games
 Blacktown City Council – Waitangi Day Celebration Porirua 2018
 Salamanca Moves Festival Hobart – 2016
 Artlands Regional Arts Australia Conference Opening – 2016
 Dance & the Child International in Denmark – 2015
 Barangaroo Sydney Reserve Opening – 2015
 Sydney Opera House New Years Eve – 2015
 Commonwealth Youth Dance Festival in Glasgow Scotland – 2014
 Viva la Gong Festival Wollongong – 2014
 Saltwater Freshwater Festival - Kempsey 2014 / Coffs Harbour 2015
 Homeground Festival at the Sydney Opera House – 2014 / 2015
 Blue Mountains Music Festival Katoomba – 2014 - 2018
 Sydney Opera House 40th Birthday Celebrations - 2013
 Opening Ceremony for the Boomerang Festival Byron Bay – 2013
 International Electronic Arts Festival, Carriage Works Sydney – 2013
 Blue Mountains Winter Magic Festival Katoomba – 2013 - 2017
 National NAIDOC Festivals/Events – 2007 to 2017
 Marramarra Aboriginal dance program, NSW Central West – 2011 to 2013  Blue Mountains dance in education seasons – 2009 to 2017