Island Rhapsodies

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Ticket prices: $49.00

Full Price:

$49.00

Concession:

$42.00

Kids (12 and under):

$18.00

Family:

$30.00

Group (6+):

$45.00

Companion Card:

$0.00

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Duration: 60 min

Performance accessibility

  • Aural Rating
    50%
  • Visual Rating
    50%

1 Venue

The Courtyard at State Theatre Centre of WA

State Theatre Centre, 176 William St, Perth, WA, 6000

Minors can only attend this show at this venue with a parent or legal guardian.

Suitability and warnings: All (General)

Audience Participation:

Occasional

Kleenheat Sizzle Factor: Mild

Shows with broad family appeal. Big on fun, low on risk.

About this event

After their FRINGE WORLD FESTIVAL PERTH AWARD-WINNING SHOW in 2023, Salama invites you on a mesmerising journey through the enchanting rhythms and captivating tales of the Indian Ocean islands. In this innovative musical and choreographic work, Salama shares the magic of ISLAND RHAPSODIES, where every note and movement tells a story of emancipation, womanhood, and childhood.

Feel the pulse of the islands as traditional Creole melodies intertwine with contemporary beats, celebrating the region’s rich cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the vibrant flow that brings to life the spirit of resilience, empowerment, and joy that defines island life.

Get ready to dance, laugh, and be moved by stories that unite us as we celebrate the diverse voices of the Indian Ocean islands.



Presented by:
Marie-Muriel Hillion Toulcanon

Salama is an award-winning, high-energy music and dance group featuring artists born in, or with ancestry from, La Réunion, Mauritius, Seychelles, Madagascar, West Africa, and beyond, including Australia. Singing in Malagasy and Creole, Salama pioneers the sharing of Maloya in Australia—a genre born from slavery, once banned, now symbolising freedom and ancestry. Expect vibrant a cappella singing, swirling dances, and captivating percussion. Presented by Dr. Muriel Hillion Toulcanon, whose PhD on Maloya at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts shapes Salama’s performances. The group blends storytelling, visuals, and original songs to promote harmony in diversity through their Creole heritage.

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Accessible bookings can be made at the ACT Box Office, by calling Arts and Culture Trust on (08) 6212 9292, and on the Arts and Culture Trust website. You will be leaving the FRINGE WORLD site, be sure to complete any orders currently in progress.

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