Rebecca Page & Tristan Pierce
Roving Performers
The river holds us, moulds us, shapes us all of it's own, exposes us, releases us and shows us the unknown.
For the banks are breaking and the water seeps in through the cracks. The river is rising and we can’t hold her back
In all of us there is a desire to connect with our land and the elements therein on a deeper level. We have played with the interconnection of the river and all the life it nourishes, seeking ourselves in relationship to its majesty beyond the intellect.
Medium: Puppetry, Dance & Music
The river holds us, moulds us, shapes us all of it's own, exposes us, releases us and shows us the unknown.
For the banks are breaking and the water seeps in through the cracks. The river is rising and we can’t hold her back
In all of us there is a desire to connect with our land and the elements therein on a deeper level. We have played with the interconnection of the river and all the life it nourishes, seeking ourselves in relationship to its majesty beyond the intellect.
Medium: Puppetry, Dance & Music
Scenes on the Yarra acknowledges the traditional owners of the Yarra River and its environs, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation.
