Worn Art - Raranga The Weave - Nov 2023
Worn Art Raranga left audiences mesmerised with the artistically weaved designs!
Theatre Kimberley was delighted to announce the costume winners for Worn Art Revamped production, Raranga - The Weave
Broome audiences were once again treated to another spectacular performance of multicultural costumes, Traditional and original dance, puppetry, music and circus.
Raranga - The Weave was created by Broome local, Lesley Marsh, and directed by returning Perth artist, Claudia Alessi. Inspired by the Maori art form of weaving, the show featured a stunning collection of woven wearable art works from Broome, the Southwest and Interstate, and includes works by notable Wearable Art award winners.
This years costume winners were:
Overall Winner: Pearl Jewellery: $2,000 Major sponsor Anastasia’s of Broome - In All Her Glory by Emily Gabb
Overall Winner Runner-up: Pearl jewellery: $1,500 Major sponsor Anastasia’s of Broome - Colourful Life of Earth’s Fauna by Maika Quilisadio Iquin
Most Awesome Kid’s Award: $200 cash prize sponsored by Val Burton Trust - Run Rabbit Run by Sienna Gallus
Awesome Kid’s Award: $100 cash prize sponsored by Val Burton Trust - The Turtles by STEAM Team
Well Done Kid Award: $50 cash prize sponsored by Val Burton Trust-Bottles of Fun by Soleia Raj-Pasith
Best in Category Awards Loose Pearls: Sponsored by Anastasia’s of Broome
Category 1: Ocean: Angler Fish by Catherine Higgins
Category 2: Flora and Fauna: Floriana by Suzette Darcy
Category 3: Earth’s Colours: Australia our Land by Ardea Murphy
Category 4: Natural Weave: Fernweh by Jerilee Bretag
Category 5: Synthetic Weave: XRT Toxic Paradox by Tracy Lowe
Category 6: Metal and Futuristic Weave: All Eyes Are On Me by Jo Ireland and Lorna Bright
Category 7: On country Yiramalay Award: Mulla Mulla by Jacqui Brooking
Theatre Kimberley would like to acknowledge dance groups from Broome’s Burrb Wanggarraju Nurlu, (led by Yawuru woman, Tara Gower), the Broome Maori, Filipino and Samoan communities and the Broome Performing Arts Company.
Theatre Kimberley would especially like to thank its community partners and collaborators: Yiramalay Studio School; Broome Library, Broome Performing Arts Company, Theatre Kimberley’s Act Belong Commit Sandfly Circus.