Dad

Male | 50s | under 3 minutes
Starts on page 16

EXTRACT: Ok, bub. On a hot windy day along the beach side there were two friends from different tribes. Yinjinka the sea eagle and Kiah the stingray. The tide went out so it was very shallow. That was the time they played the most. Yinjinka was swooping down at Kiah, trying to grab his tail every time he hid in the sand. They played for ages. Until this one time, Yinjinka swoops down and finally grabs Kiah's tail, taking him by surprise.

Sam

Male | Child | under 3 minutes
Starts on page 25

EXTRACT: .. I was stoked. And when I got selected! Well, wow! Then, they sent a letter home asking for host families for students who were coming from the country and Mum and Dad said yeah, we'll take someone. So who do we get? Jessie. From a remote community. Into culture and all that stuff. My Dad's Aboriginal, but he says we don't need culture if we're going to get on in the modern world. I don't know why they chose us - just because she's Aboriginal doesn't mean we're the same.

MY STORY, YOUR STORY | ARTSLINK QUEENSLAND

ARTSLINK QUEENSLAND

Information for schools about Sue Rider's play 'My Story, Your Story'. Indigenous theatre about cultural identity, storytelling and individuality, performed in-the-round.

EDUCATION KIT: MY STORY YOUR STORY

ARTSLINK QUEENSLAND

Teachers' Resource Kit for Artslink Queensland production.

POSTER: MY STORY YOUR STORY

ARTSLINK QUEENSLAND

Promotional poster for Artslink Queensland productions of My Story Your Story, for schools.