Following performances across the Kimberley, 'Wanim' arrives in Broome for a celebratory finale. Drawing on the musical and cultural exchanges that have shaped the journey, the Broome performance brings together song, storytelling, improvisation and contemporary sound, grounded in the people, places and experiences encountered across the tour. Stephen Pigram and Chris Griffiths join Chase Pigram and Bart Marr alongside contemporary improvising musicians Mary Rapp, Carl Dewhurst and Talya Valenti.
'Wanim' celebrates the Kimberley as a vital centre of Australian music, bringing artists from different cultures, generations and musical traditions together through collaboration and exchange.
Featuring Stephen Pigram, Chris Griffiths, Bart Marr, Chase Pigram, Mary Rapp, Carl Dewhurst and Talya Valenti, alongside special guests.
6:15pm – Doors
7:00pm – Show
Location: Pigram Theatre, Broome Civic Centre
This is a ticketed event.
General Admission — $40
Concession — $25
MobTix — $25
(plus 3.50 booking fee)
Wanim continues Tura's 25-year legacy of developing enduring artistic relationships across the Kimberley, building on long-standing collaborations with Chase's grandfather, Red Ochre Award recipient Stephen Pigram, and Bart's father, Danny Marr of Fitzroy Xpress. Honouring these enduring relationships while creating bold new artistic pathways, Wanim is richly grounded in Kimberley Country while reaching beyond musical boundaries. It is a powerful expression of culture through sound that celebrates the Kimberley as a vital centre of contemporary Australian music.
The Wanim Tour has been supported by the Western Australian Government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries’ Playing WA program and by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.
