Embracing new talents and international perspectives on First Peoples queer performance and communities. The Koori Gras program consists of:
BLACK NULLA WORKSHOPS
19 â 23 February 2018
A series of creative development workshops for First Peoples queer performers, facilitated by Black Foot (Alberta Canada), performance artist Cherish Blood and local guest artists. Workshop participants will be given the opportunity to perform as part of the Black Nulla Cabaret; a First Peoplesâ queer p...
Embracing new talents and international perspectives on First Peoples queer performance and communities. The Koori Gras program consists of:
BLACK NULLA WORKSHOPS
19 â 23 February 2018
A series of creative development workshops for First Peoples queer performers, facilitated by Black Foot (Alberta Canada), performance artist Cherish Blood and local guest artists. Workshop participants will be given the opportunity to perform as part of the Black Nulla Cabaret; a First Peoplesâ queer performance event with local, national and international guest artists.
BLACK POINT
6pm â 9pm, Friday 23 February 2018
A community forum with dinner and drinks for local and interstate guests to discuss relevant issues and challenges for First Peoplesâ communities.
SPEAKERS PLATFORM
11am â 12.30pm, Saturday 24 February 2018
An international panel of influential thinkers and artists come together to discuss queer performance from First Peoplesâ perspectives. Guest speakers include Associate Professor of Creative Industries at University of the Sunshine Coast, Dr Sandy OâSullivan, Creative Director of Yirramboi First Nations Art Festival, Jacob Boehme, Cherish Blood (Alberta Canada), performance artist, and more to be announced.
BLACK NULLA CABARET
8pm â 11.30pm Saturday 24 February 2018
Dance the night away and enjoy the rich diversity of queer performances by leading local, national and international guests, plus the Black Nulla workshop participants and your favourite drag artists and DJs.
