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SUMMARY:Vinyl Stories: an exploration of sound waves through storytelling and song
DESCRIPTION:Vinyl Stories explores the stories\, interpretations and musical forces that shaped the lives of 3 people of the Territory.\n \nEach performer will select songs on vinyl record that impacted them earlier in life and will share what this meant to them and their story. We will share a listening space with music from vinyl records. \nMelanie Mununggurr is a Djapu mother\, poet\, storyteller and performer\, and the Australian Poetry Slam Champion for her 2018 poem ‘I Run’. \nShalom Kaa is a performer\, director\, singer\, and comedian with roots in a large Māori musical family. \nJohn Rawnsley grew up and has lived between the Centre and Top End of the Territory for his life and will draw on these experiences with a vinyl set as DJ Spinaf-X. \nThe show is for people who appreciate music but also appreciate the deeper forces and interactions that voice\, listening\, hearing\, living and being serves. It will be an appreciation of the connection between the sound waves that a particular song projects and the broader context and worlds we interact. \nImmerse yourself in sensory experiences through story-telling and personal reflection; the sharing of an intimate space and to be present as we share in a collective appreciation and personal insight of a select curation of records. \nWithin each of us is a story and narrative that threads songs\, time and space.\n \nPRODUCTION NOTES\n\nDuration: 1 hour \nContent warnings: mention of death and loss \nAccess: \n\nLicensed Venue\nWheelchair Accessible\nAccessible by public transport\nVarious forms of contact accepted (written\, verbal etc) for complaints and bookings.\nA quiet space is available\nAssistance dogs welcome\nSeating options are available\nCar park suitable for wheelchair transportation available within 2 minutes of the venue entrance.\nGender neutral toilets available\n\n\nBOOK NOW
URL:https://darwinfringe.org.au/event/vinyl-stories-an-exploration-of-sound-waves-through-storytelling-and-song/2026-07-25/
LOCATION:Brown’s Mart Theatre\, 12 Smith Street\, Darwin City\, NT\, 0800\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Music,Spoken & Written Word
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SUMMARY:Vinyl Stories: an exploration of sound waves through storytelling and song
DESCRIPTION:Vinyl Stories explores the stories\, interpretations and musical forces that shaped the lives of 3 people of the Territory.\n \nEach performer will select songs on vinyl record that impacted them earlier in life and will share what this meant to them and their story. We will share a listening space with music from vinyl records. \nMelanie Mununggurr is a Djapu mother\, poet\, storyteller and performer\, and the Australian Poetry Slam Champion for her 2018 poem ‘I Run’. \nShalom Kaa is a performer\, director\, singer\, and comedian with roots in a large Māori musical family. \nJohn Rawnsley grew up and has lived between the Centre and Top End of the Territory for his life and will draw on these experiences with a vinyl set as DJ Spinaf-X. \nThe show is for people who appreciate music but also appreciate the deeper forces and interactions that voice\, listening\, hearing\, living and being serves. It will be an appreciation of the connection between the sound waves that a particular song projects and the broader context and worlds we interact. \nImmerse yourself in sensory experiences through story-telling and personal reflection; the sharing of an intimate space and to be present as we share in a collective appreciation and personal insight of a select curation of records. \nWithin each of us is a story and narrative that threads songs\, time and space.\n \nPRODUCTION NOTES\n\nDuration: 1 hour \nContent warnings: mention of death and loss \nAccess: \n\nLicensed Venue\nWheelchair Accessible\nAccessible by public transport\nVarious forms of contact accepted (written\, verbal etc) for complaints and bookings.\nA quiet space is available\nAssistance dogs welcome\nSeating options are available\nCar park suitable for wheelchair transportation available within 2 minutes of the venue entrance.\nGender neutral toilets available\n\n\nBOOK NOW
URL:https://darwinfringe.org.au/event/vinyl-stories-an-exploration-of-sound-waves-through-storytelling-and-song/2026-07-24/
LOCATION:Brown’s Mart Theatre\, 12 Smith Street\, Darwin City\, NT\, 0800\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Music,Spoken & Written Word
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SUMMARY:Vinyl Stories: an exploration of sound waves through storytelling and song
DESCRIPTION:Vinyl Stories explores the stories\, interpretations and musical forces that shaped the lives of 3 people of the Territory.\n \nEach performer will select songs on vinyl record that impacted them earlier in life and will share what this meant to them and their story. We will share a listening space with music from vinyl records. \nMelanie Mununggurr is a Djapu mother\, poet\, storyteller and performer\, and the Australian Poetry Slam Champion for her 2018 poem ‘I Run’. \nShalom Kaa is a performer\, director\, singer\, and comedian with roots in a large Māori musical family. \nJohn Rawnsley grew up and has lived between the Centre and Top End of the Territory for his life and will draw on these experiences with a vinyl set as DJ Spinaf-X. \nThe show is for people who appreciate music but also appreciate the deeper forces and interactions that voice\, listening\, hearing\, living and being serves. It will be an appreciation of the connection between the sound waves that a particular song projects and the broader context and worlds we interact. \nImmerse yourself in sensory experiences through story-telling and personal reflection; the sharing of an intimate space and to be present as we share in a collective appreciation and personal insight of a select curation of records. \nWithin each of us is a story and narrative that threads songs\, time and space.\n \nPRODUCTION NOTES\n\nDuration: 1 hour \nContent warnings: mention of death and loss \nAccess: \n\nLicensed Venue\nWheelchair Accessible\nAccessible by public transport\nVarious forms of contact accepted (written\, verbal etc) for complaints and bookings.\nA quiet space is available\nAssistance dogs welcome\nSeating options are available\nCar park suitable for wheelchair transportation available within 2 minutes of the venue entrance.\nGender neutral toilets available\n\n\nBOOK NOW
URL:https://darwinfringe.org.au/event/vinyl-stories-an-exploration-of-sound-waves-through-storytelling-and-song/2026-04-23/
LOCATION:Brown’s Mart Theatre\, 12 Smith Street\, Darwin City\, NT\, 0800\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Music,Spoken & Written Word
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