Now, with comedic and culturally infused performances Djuki Mala tours professionally throughout Australia and the World. Their touring repertoire has included China, Taiwan, Egypt and Spain. The dancers incorporate stories of the Yolngu people teamed with modern and mainstream music styles. Brilliant and versatile, their shows tickle everyone’s fancy and include a variety of music styles from Michael Jackson classics to Gene Kelly’s Singing in the Rain.
The idea of cross culture dance is not a new one, although these fellas, whom ooze talent, seem to take it up a notch. With sophisticated genre changes and quick moves from traditional to contemporary dance the audience is kept on the edge of their seats and longing for more. Whether it be their whimsical ways or infections smiles, they have a knack for hitting an audience right in their heartstrings. Djuki Mala cleverly combine elements of theatre and dance to intrigue, involve and intoxicate an audience of varied cultures, thus spreadingthe story of who they are and where they come from within their Indigenous performances.
Following sold out festivals throughout Australia, Djuki Mala are returning to Sydney to perform at the Opera House from Tuesday 13th June until Sunday 18th of June 2017. If you are in the Sydney area, you will not want to miss this unique and uplifting dance troupe. If you like music or dance, comedy, or culture you will not be disappointed in Djuki Malas’ well-choreographed routines and hilarious antics. Do yourself a favour and become part of their history. Tickets can be purchased online at www.sydneyoperahouse.com
Djuki Mala are an absolute success story. Continuing over 10 years, they have demonstrated the potential outcome of following one’s passion. It’s in their blood, they love to dance.