Isabelle Gersbach, Quisha Byers, Toby Bayliss, and Doug Gordon. Photo: Supplied.
Jarvis and Luke Sullivan at Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre on Saturday night. Photo: Supplied.
At Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre on Saturday night, John and Robyn Benson, Fay, and Terri Jorgensen, and Geoffrey Hull. Photo: Supplied.
Krystle Sutherland and Torr Howgate at Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre on Saturday night. Photo: Supplied.
Lillian Lamb and Alice Gordon at Saturday night's Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre. Photo: Supplied.
Enjoying Saturday night's Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre, Lincoln and Kaye Scoble. Photo: Supplied.
All smiles at Saturday night's Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre. Liv, Lucy, Amity, and Kurt Smith. Photo: Supplied.
Mark Barnes, Patricia Strahorn, Emma Chater, and Greg Kennedy, at Saturday night's Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre. Photo: Supplied.
Enjoying the show: Olivia Harding at Saturday night's Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre. Photo: Supplied.
Peter and Margaret Walsh at Saturday night's Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of 'Yuldea' at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre. Photo: Supplied.
It was a packed house and standing ovation for Bangarra Dance Theatre’s Indigenous production of Yuldea at Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre.
The Saturday night show included patrons from far and wide — locals and visitors from throughout NSW — for a story, distilling, through dance, the abrupt moment the Aṉangu people in South Australia’s Yuldea (Ooldea) region, collided with industrialised western society.
