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Darwin Festival 2026 Program Announced with TISM, World Premieres, and Diverse Lineup

festival-fair · 2026-05-27

Scheduled to take place from August 5 to 23, 2026, the Darwin Festival will showcase a variety of events throughout Darwin. Notable features include TISM's first show since 1996, the world premiere of Gunamidirra by Luminous Productions, and Gapu Ŋupan, a dance performance celebrating cross-cultural collaboration. The lineup also includes The Nanna Effect by Tracks Dance Company, the National Indigenous Music Awards, and the National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Awards. Performers such as The Drones, Paul Dempsey, Briggs, and Ursula Yovich will take the stage, alongside comedians like Tom Gleeson and Rove McManus. Additionally, the festival will highlight Belloo Creative's Back to Bilo, The Great First Nations Songbook, Sydney Dance Company's Engine, and The Australian Ballet's The Nutcracker Act II. Artistic Director Kate Fell and CEO James Gough stressed the importance of cultural connections and social impact, with backing from NT Minister Marie-Clare Boothby.

Key facts

  • Darwin Festival 2026 runs from 5 to 23 August.
  • TISM returns to Darwin for the first time since 1996.
  • World premiere of Gunamidirra by Luminous Productions.
  • Gapu Ŋupan unites Yolŋu and Taiwanese traditions.
  • The Nanna Effect connects Grey Panthers seniors with children under 12.
  • National Indigenous Music Awards and National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Awards are included.
  • Comedy lineup includes Brett Blake, Tom Gleeson, Josh Thomas, Rove McManus, and others.
  • Artistic Director Kate Fell's tenure ends after the 2025 festival.

Entities

Artists

  • TISM
  • Brett Blake
  • Tom Gleeson
  • Josh Thomas
  • Bron Lewis
  • Rove McManus
  • Michelle Brasier
  • Takashi Wakasugi
  • Lauren Brady
  • Amy Heatherington
  • The Drones
  • Paul Dempsey
  • Big Noter
  • Briggs
  • Ursula Yovich
  • Hiatus Kaiyute
  • Kate Fell
  • James Gough
  • Marie-Clare Boothby
  • Fran Diaz
  • Melanie Lane
  • Rafael Bonachela
  • Priya Nadesalingam
  • Nades Nadesalingam
  • Kopika Nadesalingam
  • Tharnicaa Nadesalingam

Institutions

  • Darwin Festival
  • Tracks Dance Company
  • National Indigenous Music Awards
  • National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Awards
  • Luminous Productions
  • Belloo Creative
  • Sydney Dance Company
  • The Australian Ballet
  • The Australian Ballet School
  • ArtsHub
  • Terrapin
  • Aichi Prefectural Art Theater
  • Brown's Mart Theatre
  • Ski Club

Locations

  • Darwin
  • Australia
  • Northern Territory
  • Biloela
  • Queensland
  • Japan
  • Taiwan
  • South East Asia
  • Pacific

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