Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
This video was recorded 4 July 2021.
To mark NAIDOC Week, the Eureka Centre presented a performance of ‘Facing Up’, a powerful creative collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous performers. This recording is of the Q&A that followed the performance.
Chair: Deb Lowah-Clark
Panel:
Lynden Nicholls, writer/director
Adam (Gus) Power, set/costume designer
Zerene Jaadwa, assistant producer/performer
Trudy Edgeley, performer
Marty Van de Wouw, performer
‘Facing Up,’ is socially relevant theatre that promotes an understanding of the wider Australian community’s shared history with First Nations people. The performance uncovers the Federal Governments’ historical attitude towards and treatment of the First Nations people of Australia from Federation to the present day.
This video was recorded 4 July 2021.
To mark NAIDOC Week, the Eureka Centre presented a performance of ‘Facing Up’, a powerful creative collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous performers. This recording is of the Q&A that followed the performance.
Chair: Deb Lowah-Clark
Panel:
Lynden Nicholls, writer/director
Adam (Gus) Power, set/costume designer
Zerene Jaadwa, assistant producer/performer
Trudy Edgeley, performer
Marty Van de Wouw, performer
‘Facing Up,’ is socially relevant theatre that promotes an understanding of the wider Australian community’s shared history with First Nations people. The performance uncovers the Federal Governments’ historical attitude towards and treatment of the First Nations people of Australia from Federation to the present day.
