We are not the first – nor will we be the last – to walk on this land.

When walking on stones and cement it can be hard to remember what it feels like to have earth beneath our feet. What does it mean to be where we are?

By opening up the acknowledgement of country and taking a closer look within it, we search for a way to address the possible lack of connection contemporary Australians have with the spirituality of the land.

Follow the journey of three contemporary Australian circus artists with distinct relationships with country; an Indigenous Australian, a descendant of migrants, and a descendant of colonial settlers.

Of the Land on Which We Meet hopes to rediscover a connection we once had on-country with 60,000 years of history, spirit and story.

Acknowledgements- Na Djinang Circus presents Of The Land On Which We Meet, Created by Isabelle Champagne-Chittick, Margot Mansfield and Harley Mann, Conceived and directed by Harley Mann.

This work was first commissioned by Melbourne Fringe as a part of the Deadly Fringe program and generously supported by the City of Melbourne, Creative Victoria and the Australia Council for the Arts.

6:30pm in foyer pre-show entertainment, free nibbles, drinks at bar prices.

Warning: Theatrical Haze.