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Blak & Bright 2024 artist Bryan Andy

Bryan Andy

Bryan Andy is a Yorta Yorta man from Cummeragunja (NSW). Bryan has been a writer, radio broadcaster and theatre maker for over 20 years. He has been published by Lonely Planet, Guardian, Meanjin, ABC, Witness Performance and Artlink. He performed as an actor in Andrea James’s Yanagai! Yanagai! (2003) and Ilbijerri Theatre’s The Dirty Mile (2014).

He served as the Aboriginal Cultural Dramaturg on Anthem (2019) by Andrew Bovell, Patricia Cornelius, Melissa Reeves, Christos Tsiolkas and sound composer Irine Vela. In 2023, Bryan was the Dramaturg for the Griffin Theatre/Blakdance development of swim by Ellen Van Neerven. Bryan holds a Master of Theatre (Writing) at Victorian College of the Arts and is currently undertaking a Master of Fine Arts Research (Theatre) at the Victorian College of the Arts.

Events

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Who Can Critique Blak Work?

Should only Blak critics critique Blak work? What does the Blak lens bring to the process? With Bryan Andy, Daniel Browning, Declan Fry, Tristen Harwood and moderated by Davey Thompson.