For many Indigenous performers publicity comes with the burden of being a role model. Their only options seem to be a pedestal or oblivion, particularly if they are women.What are the challenges for them to find their place on stage and in life?Who has the right to be 'bad' in a society that expects women to be flawless?A panel of Indigenous cultural commentators explores stereotypes and puts them in the bin.Presented at the All About Women Festival by the Sydney Opera House.SpeakersBarkaaMalyangapa, Barkindji rapper from Western New South Wales, now living in South West Sydney on Gandangara landSteph TisdellYdinji comedian and actressRudi Bremer (host)Gamilaraay woman, broadcaster and presenter of RN's Awaye!Listen to Big Ideas – Indigenous arts
For many Indigenous performers publicity comes with the burden of being a role model. Their only options seem to be a pedestal or oblivion, particularly if they are women. What are the challenges for them to find their place on stage and in life? Who has the right to be 'bad' in a society that expects women to be flawless? A panel of Indigenous cultural commentators explores stereotypes and puts them in the bin. Presented at the All About Women Festival by the Sydney Opera House. Speakers Barkaa Malyangapa, Barkindji rapper from Western New South Wales, now living in South West Sydney on Gandangara land Steph Tisdell Ydinji comedian and actress Rudi Bremer (host) Gamilaraay woman, broadcaster and presenter of RN's Awaye! Listen to Big Ideas – Indigenous arts