SolOthello
A bold and humorous Maori twist on the classic
tragedy in which Te Reo, original prose
and contemporary English come together.
20 – 24 November
Sharing
Aboriginal
Stories
Since 1993, we have been committed
to sharing Aboriginal stories.
Our Story
Yirra Yaakin (Yir-raarh Yaarh-kin] which means “Stand Tall” in Noongar language, is one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal performing arts organisations producing award-winning, world-class theatre that is exciting, entertaining, educational, authentic and culturally appropriate.
SolOthello
A bold and humorous Maori twist on the classic tragedy in which Te Reo, original prose, and contemporary English come together. Co-presented by Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company and Te Rehia Theatre Company
Dates: November 20th – 24th
Venue: Subiaco Arts Centre
Price: TBC
Kaarla Kaatijin
Kaarla Kaatijin (which in Noongar means to ‘understand fire’) will use Noongar knowledge and storytelling to deliver traditional stories about fire in an exciting and engaging way. Following the success of Boodjar Kaatijin in 2017, Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company is proud to present our 2018 primary school show Kaarla Kaatijin.
Dates: June 11th – 29th | July 16th – August 3rd
Venue: School Incursion
Price: $11 (Inc GST) per student
Skylab
The launch of a science laboratory into Earth’s outer orbit was hailed as a mracle of the modern age. But what was really going on up there? The nature of the experiments conducted was kept top secret…
Co-presented by Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company and Black Swan State Theatre Company.
Dates: 16 August – 2 September
Venue: State Theatre Centre WA
Price: TBC
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Since 1993, Yirra Yaakin has presented a vital and strong education program suitable for young people. We have created more than 20 original youth-focused productions, undertaking residencies and workshops across the state. We tour locally and regionally every year, providing unique cultural experiences to some of the most remote communities in the world.
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