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A hand-drawn Wudjang costume design for Year 11 shows a person in a yellow, three-tiered skirt with leafy shoulder decorations and a ribbon waistband, surrounded by notes explaining symbolic elements reflecting Indigenous connection and meaning.

Year 11 goes deep after seeing Wudjang

Senior Drama students recently saw Wudjang Not the Past at the Roslyn Packer Theatre, a collaboration between Bangarra Dance and the Sydney Theatre Company. 

Students used the performance as a springboard to experiment with fresh aspects of theatre.

Enjoy these examples of the students’ creativity, including their inspiring costume and poster designs.

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