When a brother and sister turn out the lights for the night, their Nan promises to tell them a story. Like the beating wings of the Bogong moth, her voice carries them into dreams, into an extraordinary world where Country shares its secrets. In this place, the past speaks through stars, trees, and grasses. Healing begins in the silence between breaths.

The Bogong’s Song is a blend of storytelling, shadow puppetry, dance, and song created especially for primary-aged children. As Nan passes her knowledge to her grandchildren, we’re all invited to experience connection to Country. As the children open their hearts to the stories of their ancestors, we discover that even the smallest creatures have a vital role to play.

This brand-new work from Yolande Brown and Chenoa Deemal follows the award-winning Waru — journey of the small turtle, which enthralled more than 25,000 children last year.

Featuring Benjin Maza and Tjilala Brown-Roberts, whose talents in dance, music, and spoken word bring this warm-hearted story to life, The Bogong’s Song invites young audiences to listen, reflect, and wonder.