Wakakirri Story-Dance Festival

National Story-Dance festival for schools.

The Wakakirri Story-Dance Festival is a national program that helps schools develop student engagement and well-being through participation in the performing arts.  Schools participate by creating Story-Dances which they perform in live theatres in capital cities and selected regional areas around Australia. Schools in remote and regional areas can participate via Wakakirri Video.
Schools’ performances are inspired by the Wakakirri ethos ‘great stories inspire change’. Environmental, social, cultural, health, historical & reconciliation stories are all popular themes. Each year hundreds of schools across Australia create and perform Story-Dances for Wakakirri that reflect students’ thoughts, ideas and aspirations.
Wakakirri is open to Primary & Secondary schools, Dance schools and Community groups.  Does your school have a story to tell? It’s time to get involved!

Visit the Wakakirri website for more information.

Everyone over the age of 2 must have a ticket to enter.

Wednesday 10th August: Grand Avenue State School, Bay View State School, Coomera Rivers State School, Middle Park State School, Glenvale State School, St Brigid’s Primary School

Thursday 11th August: Oxenford State School, Kimberley Park State School, Enoggera State School, Mayfield State School, Camira State School, Cleveland State School, Macgregor State High School

Friday 12th August: Eagleby South State School, Sacred Heart School, Lutheran Ormeau Rivers District School, Staines Memorial College, St Hilda’s School, Cedar Creek State School, Mary Mackillop Catholic College

Strictly no photography or recording devices are permitted.