| State: | California |
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| Address: | 25425 Jefferson Ave #102, Murrieta, CA 92562, USA |
| Postal code: | 92562 |
| Phone: | (951) 265-1065 |
| Monday: | 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
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| Tuesday: | 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wednesday: | 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thursday: | 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Friday: | 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Saturday: | 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sunday: | 12:00 – 8:00 PM |
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Don and Judy have founded and directed theatre companies and produced their own original plays on four continents. In 1982, with their two children Zadek and Oryana they chose Australia as the next place to live. In Kuranda Queensland they produced a number of small shows for children, as well as...
In 1987, Don and Judy Freeman, international theatre artists along with partners David and Cindy Hudson and 5 local Tjapukai men; Willie Brim, Alby Baird, Wayne Nicols, Irwin Riley, Neville Hobbler and Dion Riley created the first Aboriginal dance theatre.
Tjapukai was founded in Kuranda in 1987 by international theatre artists Don and Judy Freeman, David Hudson, a Ewamian man who was brought up among the Djabugay people, and his wife Cindy. They combined their performance expertise with the cultural knowledge of six Djabugay men...
...and followed their fathers and grandfathers to work on railways, in construction or on cane fields."</p><p>In 1987 Hudson, Cindy Judd and a United States couple, Don and Judy Freeman, established the Tjapukai Dance Theatre and the related Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park in <a href...
In 1987, Don and Judy Freeman, international theatre artists along with partners David and Cindy Hudson and 5 local Tjapukai men; Willie Brim, Alby Baird, Wayne Nicols, Irwin Riley, Neville Hobbler and Dion Riley created the first Aboriginal dance theatre....
Don and Judy Freeman.
Born in the basement of a shopping centre in Kuranda in 1987, Don and Judy Freeman, international theatre artists along with partners David and Cindy Hudson and 5 local Tjapukai men created the first Aboriginal dance theatre.
Gary Spears and I led a tour of 40 people to Australia ( Spears Travel - Australia 2012 ) for the big event. The camp was set up by Amaroo owners Don and Judy Freeman and featured comfortable porta-johns (with showers!) and some lavish meals in the mess tent.
In 1987, a couple from New York City - Don and Judy Freeman, and their partners David and Cindy Hudson, all with theatre background, took 5 local Tjapukai men and began a dance theatre. Tjapukai's production has won many international awards.