Bangarra is an Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander organisation and one of Australia’s leading performing arts companies. We are widely acclaimed nationally and around the world for our artistry and distinct performances. Our relationships with Indigenous communities are the heart of Bangarra, with our repertoire created on Country and stories gathered from respected community Elders. Authentic storytelling, outstanding technique and deeply moving performances are Bangarra’s unique signature.
Bangarra is an equal opportunities employer with majority Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workforce representation.
DIAP Statement
At Bangarra, we walk together in a spirit of respect and belonging. We envision a world where every person - of all cultural backgrounds and lived experiences - feels safe, seen, and valued. We recognise that it is the right of every human being to participate fully, to respectfully contribute their voice, and to share their knowledge, creativity and spirit. We are committed to creating barrier-free pathways that welcome and empower people with disability to work, collaborate, and create alongside us - across every part of our organisation and the stories we share.
Jobs
Performance Role: Myee | The Bogong's Song
Bangarra Dance Theatre is seeking a First Nations female performer to join the 2027 national tour of The Bogong’s Song: a call to Country, performing the role of Myee alongside Benjin Maza. Featuring Yidindji/Birri Gubba/Miriam Mer/Tanna Island dancer Benjin Maza, Bangarra is seeking a performer to work alongside Benjin in the role of Myee for the 2027 tour.
We are looking for a performer who:
Is a First Nations female performer, approximately 18–30 years old
Can authentically embody the energy, emotional truth and physical presence of a 12-year-old girl
Is a highly skilled triple-threat performer with strong acting, singing and movement abilities
Is a strong solo vocalist and confident singing both solo and in duet harmony
Is a confident mover who can learn and retain choreography quickly, across contemporary and street dance-inspired movement
Is able to learn and perform choreography incorporating Auslan
Can seamlessly integrate singing, movement and character throughout the performance
Is confident carrying an intimate, emotionally demanding two-person production
Is a generous and collaborative artist with an open, inquisitive approach to rehearsal and the creative process.
To Apply
You will need to submit a first-round audition tape and the required supporting materials with your application.
Please upload all materials through the online application form.
Completed application form. Applicants under 18 must also provide a parent or guardian’s signature. Online applications are preferred, but emailed and printed forms are available.
Completed and signed medical form. Download it here.
One-page CV or résumé.
Headshot.
Video 1: A 30-second introduction to camera sharing who you are, your mob and anything else you would like us to know, followed by a 1–3 minute monologue.
Video 2: A 1–3 minute recording of you dancing or moving. The footage may be polished or simple, provided you are clearly visible. If other dancers appear, identify yourself.
Video 3: A 1–3 minute recording of you singing.
Apply via THIS FORM by Tuesday 3 November 2026:
If you require any assistance with your application, please Contact Director of Artistic Operations Cloudia Elder at cloudia@bangarra.com.au or (02) 9251 5333 with any questions.
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