在真正的野生动物努力的启发下, 悉尼的新儿童秀将舞蹈与讲故事结合起来, 突显环境保护与土著与土地的联系。 A new children’s show in Sydney blends dance and storytelling to highlight environmental conservation and Indigenous connection to land, inspired by real wildlife efforts.

约兰德·布朗 （Yolande Brown） 和切诺亚·迪马尔 （Chenoa Deemal） 创作的儿童节目《博贡之歌》在悉尼班加拉舞蹈剧院首演，融合了舞蹈、音乐和讲故事，探索与国家、家庭和环境保护的联系。 *The Bogong’s Song*, a children’s show by Yolande Brown and Chenoa Deemal, premieres at Bangarra Dance Theatre in Sydney, blending dance, music, and storytelling to explore connection to Country, family, and environmental conservation. 在Kosciuszko国家公园真实物种数的启发下, 制作者跟随两个兄弟姐妹一起梦幻般的旅程, 穿过高山风景, 遇到了濒危动物, Inspired by real species counts in Kosciuszko National Park, the production follows two siblings on a dreamlike journey through alpine landscapes, encountering endangered animals like the mountain pygmy possum and bogong moth. 故事反映损失与愈合, 包括奥斯兰与聋人观点, 受顾问James Kerwin的影响。 The story reflects on loss and healing, incorporating Auslan and the perspective of deafness, influenced by consultant James Kerwin. 飞蛾的声音是由参加养护努力的布朗的儿子Xavier提供的。 The moth’s voice is provided by Brown’s son, Xavier, who participated in conservation efforts. 节目持续到2025年10月19日 The show runs until October 19, 2025.