TNA worked with Amelia Ducker to create an inspiring video celebrating work made with and for young people across Australia.
The video premiered at the ASSITEJ World Congress/ MIRAI Festival in March 2021, presenting Australia’s Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts Sector to international delegates. It was screened again in May 2021 at NEIGHBOURHOOD, the first of five Australian Theatre Forum 2021 events held in partnership with Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) and DreamBIG Children’s Festival.
It proudly reflects the breadth of work we create and varied contexts within which we create; showcases our diversity of practice, practitioners and audiences; and highlights the unique work being made in Australia.
This video may also be viewed with Chinese captions or Japanese captions.
If you have any questions about this project, please contact us:
info@tna.org.au
We were delighted to collaborate with these young people and companies on the interview segments of the video:
Joyee and Augie, House of Muchness
Sarah, Outback Theatre for Young People
Quinn, Sensorium
Jayda and Juliette, Yirra Yaakin
Find out more about all the companies and artists featured in the video:
(In order of appearance)
1. Yirra Yaakin Ngalaka Daa Ensemble
3. Outback Theatre for Young People
6. Rosyln Oades
7. Sarah Austin
10. Polyglot Theatre
11. Patch Theatre
13. Maybe Together
14. Jessica Wilson
16. Windmill Theatre
16. Dan Goronszy
17. Jessica Wilson
20. Mark Penzak
21. Jens Altheimer
22. Slingsby
24. Gwendolyn Knox
25. Penelope Bartlau & Barking Spider Theatre
26. Matriark Theatre
27. Miriki Performing Arts Centre
29. ReAction Theatre
30. Shopfront Arts & Australian Theatre for Young People
31. St Martins Youth Arts Centre
33. Shopfront Arts Junior Ensemble
34. Marian St Theatre for Young People
35. Cirkidz
36. Warehouse Circus
39. Flipside Circus
40. Sally Richardson
43. Holly Austin
44. The Listies
45. Tom Dickins
46. The Threshold
47. Romi Kupfer
48. Carclew
49. Digi Youth Arts
50. Yirra Yaakin
52. Sally Chance
53. Katherine Phelps
54. Jay Emmanuel
55. Western Edge
CREDITS
Coordinated and Edited by Amelia Ducker
Produced by TNA
Supported by Australia Council for the Arts
