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Set against the iconic backdrop of the Sydney Opera House, SongRites is a vibrant new program that brings First Nations voices to the stage through music, dance, film and conversation. Taking place on Tubowgule, a place of great cultural significance to the Gadigal people, this event honours the living traditions of Songlines and the diverse stories of communities across Country.
A Cultural Journey Through Story and Song
At the heart of SongRites is the opportunity to experience connection—to land, to language, to tradition. Audiences will hear songs in endangered languages, witness dance works that reflect the stories of women and Country, and view films that explore identity, history and the resilience of First Nations peoples. These works are not just performances; they are acts of cultural preservation and celebration.From Remote Communities to the Sydney Stage
SongRites amplifies the voices of artists from remote and regional areas, bringing their stories and songs into focus for urban audiences. The program highlights the continuity and richness of First Nations culture, with performances grounded in community knowledge, spirit, and storytelling traditions passed through generations.Square Circles: A Must-See Artistic Fusion
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A Living Conversation with the Land
Through film screenings, artist talks and live performance, SongRites is a living, breathing conversation with Country. It encourages reflection, invites respect, and opens up space for shared learning and connection. Each moment is grounded in authenticity, guided by cultural custodians and the communities they represent.Plan Your Visit to SongRites at Sydney Opera House
Whether you are a local or a traveller, SongRites offers a rare chance to engage deeply with the voices and visions of Australia’s First Peoples in one of the country’s most significant locations.For full program details, ticketing and updates, visit:
www.sydneyoperahouse.com
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