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Australiana
Aboriginal Dance to Bush Bands, Prideaux Entertainment will brew up a billy full of fun at your next corroboree! Aboriginal Dancers Aboriginal dance troupes in traditional white and ochre paint perform dances which tell stories of the Dreamtime. Didgeridoo Player The didgeridoo is an international icon of Australian music. The players involve the audience and invite audience participation. Animals - Live Live animals including koalas, kangaroos and wombats (no sharks) add a unique touch to events. Bagpipes The Bagpipes were in fact an early part of the Colony's tradition. They can be a very effective way of heralding your guests and dignitaries, making a particularly spectacular start to the evening. Bush Bands A Bush band is central to an Australiana event and consists of fiddle, guitar, banjo and bass plus traditional Australian bush instruments. They dress in colonial costume and the caller encourages the guests to participate in the bush dancing.
Bush dances are often held in the sheep shed but city folk and visitors to Australia rarely see a live sheep. The Shearer explains to the audience the terminology of sheep shearing and actually shears the sheep! Swagman The Australian swagman is part of the Australian outback. Dressed in costume including a cork ladenAkubra the swagman acts as the MC for your evening. He tells jokes and spins yarns. Town Crier A Town Crier dressed in Colonial style who rides on horseback into your function welcomes the guests. Trumpet Fanfares Dignitaries arriving at your function can be heralded by trumpeters dressed in colonial style. Wood Chopping The wood chopping show includes a compere who tells the crowd all about the different methods of wood chopping whilst these are demonstrated by two choppers. Click to Go Back |
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