River and ocean. Push and pull. Resistance and renewal.
Known for creating deeply emotional work rooted in ancestry and culture, Wakka Wakka, Ngugi and Birrpai choreographer Ngioka Bunda-Heath brings her latest dance piece to Melbourne Fringe this Festival.
Estuary explores dual identities and First Nation connection to the land, the sky and the waterways. Featuring archival voice recordings and original footage taken on Country, Estuary transports you to a landscape of beauty alongside tension.
Currents collide, merge, and transform as the dancers build embodied languages of flow, resistance, and connection together.
Meet us where saltwater and freshwater flow as one.
7-10 October at Northcote Town Hall Arts Centre.
Estuary full-price tickets are 25% off until 12pm Thursday, 10 September 2026.
Estuary has been supported by Darebin Arts.
