KAMU
NAISDA dance college will return to Carriageworks, from 25-28 November 2015, to present its end of year production KAMU, directed by Frances Rings.
KAMU is the Kala Lagaw Ya word (West Torres Strait Island word) meaning, mangrove flower. “Like children, the mangrove seeds stay attached to their parent, growing until they are ready to detach and make their salt-water journey onwards” says Frances.
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