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#sydney We were invited today to experience the gorgeous production of Guruwin: Sharks of Sydney Harbour by the talented @erthaustralia team at the @sea.museum. We loved listening to this poetic and majestic production through headphones showcasing different sea life creatures who looked incredibly life like in two different settings. This 40 minute session is recommended for kids 4-14 years and adults. On next weekend 29th-30th June and 17th-21st July during the holidays. Sensory friendly sessions are also available. Bookings essential. #hosted #invited #australiannationalmaritimemuseum #seamuseum #erthaustralia #sharksofsydney
Plunge into the mysterious underwater world of the sharks of Sydney harbour in Guruwin (Shark) an unmissable new experience by world-renowned visual theatre makers and puppeteers ERTH Visual and Physical Inc.
Encounter bull sharks, grey nurses and the majestic great white. Come face to face with an array of spectacular sea life that has existed from deep within our prehistoric past to the rich biodiversity that now calls Sydney Harbour home.
Presented as a live poetic documentary, Guruwin’s exquisite puppets will enchant and delight, challenging you to reconsider our own role in protecting these much maligned magnificent creatures.
Photo credit: @LaurenTrompp_photographer
Guruwin is the Gadigal language word for Shark. This new work by Erth Visual &Physical Inc, presented in collaboration with the Australian National Maritime Museum, recognises and reinforces First Nations connections to our waterways and its creatures.
Photo credit: @LaurenTrompp_photographer
*See our Sensory Friendly Sharks event for booking our relaxed performances of this work – designed for visitors on the Autism spectrum, visitors with a range of sensory sensitivities and those who have other access requirements, together with friends and family.
Photo credit: @LaurenTrompp_photographer
Event Details:
Dates: Limited season: 22-23 June, 29-30 June, 17-21 July
Times: Between 10.30am – 3.30pm daily
Cost: $20 general admission or $12 with a See it all ticket
Ages: Recommended ages 4- 14 years (+ accompanying adults)
Duration: 40 minutes
Note: Bookings essential