Frances Rings
Australian dancer and choreographer
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Episode 11: July 2026
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Steven PageGUEST
And then for that company then to be now acknowledged in the 21st century from a global foundation of dance recognition is extraordinary.

Frances RingsGUEST
To be able to be recognised for the important work that Bangarra does globally is incredible.

Frances RingsGUEST
37 years, Bangarra has been telling First Nations stories and using our platform to share those stories from elders, communities and cultural leaders in our productions, shaping a new way in which we express our stories.

Frances RingsGUEST
It's incredible to have this validation that comes from an international organization that recognizes that that impact has rippled across the globe.

Frances RingsGUEST
We do it in collaboration, not only with our First Nations communities and our elders, but The hundreds of alumni, of dancers, of creatives, of cultural consultants, our Bangarra administrative staff, our board.

Frances RingsGUEST
Most importantly, the visionary impact of Stephen Page, who elevated the company, who elevated First Nation Stories to where we are today.