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1st showing: Bowraville Grants Hall
High St., Bowraville
Wed 14 June 2006, 12.30pm – 2.30pm
2nd showing: Redfern Community Centre
29-53 Hugo St., Redfern
Tue 27 June 2006, 6.00pm – 7.30pm
With its origin in dreaming, the story of siblings unfolds, a bird starts losing its feathers, a girl eats them and the Storm Sisters intervene. Siblings is inspired by the myth of the Waugeluk Sisters. It situates elements of this myth within our modern day world. Siblings traverses the line between certainty and mystery, history and story, past and present.
Siblings was initially conceived of as a travelling puppetry show. The show has been designed to pack up into two travelling trunks and can be viewed in halls, classrooms or theatres. The diverse puppetry styles and visual impact of siblings, with its original voice, can be combined with puppetry workshops to pave the way for communities to tell their own stories.

“Is that a bird on my window?”

“She’s going to eat another feather.” You can also download a short video of the scene (AVI, 4.1 MB)

“Harry! He’s got my packet of biscuit!”

The final scene
Some puppet photos:

Slightly larger-sized collage photo here. And not forgetting the embittered bird(s) of compassion.
This creative development is generously supported by the Australia Council for the Arts, the City of Sydney through the Redfern Community Centre, Bowraville Youth Club, Bowraville Community Alliance, and ERTH Visual & Physical Inc.


