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Australian Ballet ‘Wilay- gu’
City of Brimbank 11 Nov 2020

Wilay has two minds. One is cheeky, fun and creative. The other is smart, serious and sharp. Both minds have their place but Wilay gets into trouble when cheeky mind decides to hibernate in the dry season. Without the balance of both minds, Wilay starts to feel unhappy and weighed down by serious mind, but Wilay need only remember that all seasons pass.

Wilaygu Ngayinybula//Possum's Two Minds is choreographed by First Nations artist, Ella Havelka. Wilay means possum in Wiradjuri language.

Presented by The Australian Ballet Education and Outreach Team and as part of NAIDOC Week

Source: City of Brimbank : Australian Ballet ‘Wilay- gu’
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