Raised in Big Spirit Country
Raised in Big Spirit Country is coming home to Broome this 3–5 September. Presented by Pigram Productions & Black Swan State Theatre Company, in association with Goolarri Media Enterprises, this powerful celebration of the Broome sound returns home after a sold-out season at the State Theatre Centre in Perth last year. We can’t wait to share the show with our community across three special performances at Goolarri with local art maker stalls and plenty of delicious food to enjoy on the night. If you missed it in Perth, have family and friends visiting, or just want to experience this celebration of music, story and community, we’d love to see you there. Created and directed by Naomi Pigram-Mitchell, Musical Direction by Bart Pigram, & featuring an Incredible Local Cast, Raised in Big Spirit Country celebrates the music, stories and spirit that have shaped our region. Tickets are on sale now – grab yours before they’re gone!
Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes (no interval)
Content Warning: Contains minor coarse language, use of haze and smoke effects. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audiences are also advised that the presentation will contain images of deceased persons.
Photo: Boyfrombeyond
PRICING
General Admission $40
General Admission entry to the event. Seating is unreserved, so arrive early with your group to secure your preferred spot. It's first in, first choice of seating!
Family Pass (2 adults, 2 Children) $140
Bringing the kids? Save $5 per ticket when you purchase a Family Pass for 2 adults and 2 children. These General Admission tickets include access to unreserved seating, so arrive early with your group to secure your preferred spot. It's first in, first choice of seating!
Table of 8 - $80 per person or $640 total
Reserve an exclusive table for up to 8 guests. Your booking includes a complimentary grazing plate to share. Tables are positioned around the perimeter of the amphitheatre, offering convenient access to the bar and food vendors while providing a comfortable viewing experience.
Goolarri Media Enterprises acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. Black Swan State Theatre Company of Western Australia acknowledges the Whadjuk people of the Nyoongar Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live.
