IZIT? Entertainment

Aboriginal Dancers & Singers

IZIT? Entertainment can provide talented Aboriginal Dancers who, over the past 10 years, have travelled the world extensively showcasing Traditional Aboriginal culture through song & dance and other various forms of their culture.

Justus Girls - Hip Hop Indigenous Performers

These dancers are all  past students of the Aboriginal Centre for the Performing Arts in Brisbane. They offer energetic Hip Hop Dance routines and at times incorporating Beat Box.

Didge player – Adrian Fabila

 Adrian Fabila Tjupurru is a proud descendant of the Djabera Djabera tribe of the West Australian Kimberleys. Adrian has combined this ancient instruments with the face Bass and Electronic Effects that mould soundscapes creating a unique musical experience.

Georgia Corowa - Singer

She was brought up within the congregation of the Assembly of God Church in Bowen, where singing in the choir, alongside the elders of the community, gave her a passionate and intense belief in song as a moral force for good.

Indigenous Art Workshops

Murals or exhibitions, these workshops are available for schools, youth centre and festivals combining skills in visual arts, storytelling and music.

Meagan Sarmardin - Singer

Megan has made a real impact on audiences in a number of high profile performances at The Powerhouse, QPAC and The Woodford Folk Festival. Megan has made a real impact on audiences in a number of high profile performances.

Songwoman Maroochy - Welcome to Country

Songwoman Maroochy is the Songwoman & Law-woman of the Turrbal People – the original inhabitants of Brisbane.  She is a direct descendant of Daki Yakka – Chief of the Old Brisbane tribe – a man nicknamed “the Duke of York” by the European settlers in the Moreton Bay area in the 1830s. Songwoman Maroochy joins us to perform a Traditional Blessing of this gathering in accordance with the Turrbal traditional laws and customs.