Adult Circus Classes - 5 weeks - Tues 5.45pm - 7.15pm
Posted: 19-Mar-2019
Adult Circus Short Course - 5 week intensive
Starting Tues 26 March - 23 April 5.45pm - 7.15pm
All things CIRCUS..
Save the Date - WAR 2018
Posted: 20-Mar-2018
Worn Art Revamped is on again!
Save the date November 2nd and 3rd.
Venue : Broome Civic Center.
Worn Art Revamped - X Girl Red and the Tragic Pearl
In November 2018, Theatre Kimberley’s exciting new Worn Art production concludes the dramatic story of Pearl, a historical story about a Broome local from
mixed heritage.
X Girl Red
will thrill and entertain audiences over two spectacular nights of dance, theatre, costumes, and circus.
Theatre Kimberley, in partnership with community groups and artists from the Kimberley, Australia and overseas, will showcase the incredible, multicultural
talent, that Broome is renowned for, not just in the Kimberley, but all over Australia.
In 2011, after 14 years of continuous shows, Theatre Kimberley decided not to continue with its Worn Art productions, but the community demanded more.
Starting in 2014 with
The Great Pearl Tragedy,
followed in 2016 with the hugely successful (two sell-out shows)
Poppy – Child of the Lane,
2018 Worn Art audiences will be part of the final story in the Pearl trilogy.
X-Girl Red
follows the path of the Tragic Pearl as it returns from WW1. The pearl passes through the hands of the local multi-cultural groups who live in camps
along the foreshore of Roebuck Bay. The pearl finally returns home to the pearling beds off the coast of Bidyadanga, and the guardianship of the local
Indigenous people.
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Worn Art Revamped is on again!
Save the date November 2nd and 3rd.
Venue : Broome Civic Center.
Worn Art R..
'We don't need a map' film screening, Sun Pictures, 4 March 2018
Posted: 26-Feb-2018
Warwick Thornton’s acclaimed documentary WE DON’T NEED A MAP will screen in Broome, with a special Q&A event planned with producer Brendan Fletcher
onSunday 4 March at 7 pm at Sun Pictures.
Described by Variety as “an eye-opening lesson for the world about the proud history and ongoing racial tensions that currently form the crux of the Australian
experience”, WE DON’T NEED A MAP is the story of the hijacking of an Australian icon. The Southern Cross is the most famous constellation in the southern
hemisphere. Ever since colonisation it’s been claimed, appropriated and hotly-contested for ownership by a radical range of Australian groups. But
for Aboriginal people, the meaning of this heavenly body is deeply spiritual. And just about completely unknown. For a start, the Southern Cross isn’t
even a cross - it’s a totem that’s deeply woven into the spiritual and practical lives of Aboriginal people.
Now one of Australia’s leading filmmakers, Warwick Thornton, tackles this fiery subject head-on in a bold, provocative and poetic essay-film. “We Don’t
Need a Map” asks tough questions about the place of the Southern Cross constellation in the Australian psyche. Imbued with Warwick’s cavalier spirit,
this is a fun and thought-provoking ride through Australia’s cultural and political landscape.
You can watch the trailer here: www.wedontneedamapmovie.com/trailer
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Warwick Thornton’s acclaimed documentary WE DON’T NEED A MAP will screen in Broome, with a special Q&A event..
Former Theatre Kimberley student, Holly Newton, stars in Perth Stage Musical
Posted: 01-Feb-2018
Congrats Holly! We are super proud of you :)
Read The West's article on Holly appearing in Black Box Performing..
Notice of Annual General Meeting
Posted: 19-Apr-2017
Theatre Kimberley Inc. invites its members to the 2017 Annual General Meeting to be held
on Monday 15 May 201..
General Manager for Theatre Kimberley
Posted: 27-Sep-2016
Expression of Interest
General Manager for Theatre Kimberley
Theatre Kimberley is a highly respected, vibrant and energetic regional community arts organisation in Broome. We have circus programs, work with
remote communities, produce theatre, puppetry, cabaret and more.
We are searching for a new leader with proven ability to source and manage funds and to lead the dynamic programs and diverse teams of people who work
with us.
If that person is you, it will mean that you have established strong working partnerships through your experience in arts and/or community work.
You will be working with a wide range of performers and community participants including Indigenous communities in the Kimberley and will have great
networks with arts and community organisations across Australia.
If you’d like to know more please call Gwen Knox on (08) 9193 5658 for a recruitment package.
Applications close 20 October 2016
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General Manager for Theatre Kimberley
Theatre Kimberley is a highly respected, vi..
Notice of Annual General Meeting
Posted: 05-May-2016
Theatre Kimberley Inc. invites its members to the 2016 Annual General Meeting to be held on Monday 9 May 2016 from 6:30 pm at Lotteries House, Broome in
Hall 2.
We have a few vacancies on the board. If you are interested to contribute to a vibrant art organisation and like to join us on the board, please contact
our chair Mira Holzmann in the Theatre Kimberley office on 9193 5658.
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2015 Up and Running
Posted: 04-Feb-2015
The Theatre Kimberley office is in full swing with an exciting and full year ahead. Sadly, this is Business Manager Ushan's final week in the office. Happily, Artistic Director Gwen is preparing for a well-deserved overseas holiday from Friday 13 February until the end of March. Pam will be in attendance at the office for all your needs on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays until 2:30.
Circus classes begin on Tuesday 17 February! Sandflies Tuesdays 4-6pm, Adults Tuesdays 6-8pm, Wrigglers Wednesdays 3-3:45pm, Midgies Wednesdays 4-5:30pm and Marchflies6-8pm.
For more info go to Act-Belong-Commit Sandfly Circus
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The Theatre Kimberley office is in full swing with an exciting and full year ahead. Sadly, this is Business Manager..
Office Christmas Break
Posted: 18-Nov-2014
The Theatre Kimberley office will be closed from December 22nd. It will reopen on Janurary 5th...
Wrap up completed on 2014 projects
Posted: 18-Nov-2014
A huge year is coming to a close now for Theatre Kimberley.
A massive THANK YOU!! to our volunteers in 2014, without which many of our shows will have been much poorer off.
Talks are underway for the next years of activities. Exciting!!
Shows and projects that wrapped this year were:
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A huge year is coming to a close now for Theatre Kimberley.
A massive THANK YOU!! to our volunteers in 2014, ..
