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DANCE: The Other Side of Me - Gary Lang NT Dance Company, QPAC

27 Feb 2026

Season: February 27th - 28th, 2026


Title: The Other Side of Me

Presented By: Queensland Performing Arts Centre in association with Gary Lang NT Dance Company / BlakDance

Genre: Dance / First Nations


Synopsis: The Other Side of Me translates into dance the true-life story of a young Aboriginal man - born in the 1960s in the Northern Territory, adopted by a white English family and raised in the United Kingdom. Based on personal letters and poems, this cross-cultural, emotional work explores identity, belonging and the legacy of the Stolen Generations as he tries to reconnect with his First Nations Australian origins.


Performance Dates: 27th - 28th February, 2026

Performance Times:

  • Friday - 7PM

  • Saturday - 1PM & 7PM

Performance Location and Address: Cremorne Theatre, QPAC, Corner of Melbourne St & Grey St, South Brisbane QLD 4101, Australia


Ticket Costs: From $49 + transaction fee.

Ticket Link: Buy Tickets - The Other Side of Me


Warnings: Contains references to the Stolen Generation; coarse language and haze effects. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander audiences are advised the work references people who have passed away.

Recommended Age: Recommended for ages 15+.

Duration: Approximately 1 hour (no interval; includes 45-minute performance plus a 15-minute Q&A)


Creative Team:

  • Co-Creator / Choreographer / Director - Gary Lang (Larrakia)

  • Cultural Consultants - Songman Banula Marika (YolÅ‹u), Josephine Crawshaw (Kalkarindji), Jesse Norris (Torres Strait Island descendent)

  • Co-Creators / Dramaturgs - Laura Fish, Liz Pavey

  • Voice Artist - Janet Munyarryun (YolÅ‹u)

  • Sound Designer - Arian Pearson (YolÅ‹u)

  • Lighting Designer - Joseph Mercurio

  • Costume Designer - Jennifer Irwin

  • Composer / Sound Designer - Samuel Pankhurst

  • Projection Designer - Samuel James

  • Producer - BlakDance

Production Website: QPAC - The Other Side of Me


Other Information:

  • Each performance concludes with a facilitated Q&A featuring the choreographer and artists.

  • QPAC’s Cremorne Theatre offers dedicated wheelchair seating and assistance for Companion Card holders; accessible seating bookings are available through QPAC’s Call Centre.

  • No alcohol permitted inside the theatre during this performance.


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Acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians

We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestors of this land, their spirits and their legacy. The foundations laid by these ancestors gives strength, inspiration and courage to current and future generations, both First Nations and non-First Nations peoples, towards creating a better Queensland.

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