Jacob Nash to Farewell Bangarra

[caption id="attachment_42329" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Bangarra returns to The Wharf_credit_Daniel Boud_0073[/caption] Jacob Nash Bangarra Dance Theatre Following a remarkable tenure of over a decade, Bangarra Dance Theatre announces that multi-award-winning Head of Design, Jacob Nash will depart the company. Jacob Nash’s mother’s Country is in the Daly River region, west of Darwin. He grew up in Brisbane, and has spent the last twenty years living in Sydney on Eora land. He first worked with Bangarra in 2010, where he designed the set for of earth & sky, earning a Green Room Award for Best Design in Dance. He was appointed Artist-in-Residence at Bangarra the following year, and then Bangarra Head of Design. In his time at Bangarra Dance Theatre, Nash designed the sets for more than 20 productions, helping to craft the distinctive style of the world-renowned company. He has designed some of Bangarra’s most celebrated productions including Dark Emu, Terrain, and Bennelong, which earned him a 2018 Helpmann Award for Best Scenic Design. Bangarra Artistic Director, Frances Rings said "Jacob Nash's captivating designs have been an integral part of Bangarra's storytelling for many years. His talent and artistic vision have left an indelible mark on our productions, and we are grateful for the way he has contributed to our success. We wish him all the best in his future endeavours and know that his Cultural legacy will continue to inspire audiences for years to come”. Jacob Nash said "I have had an amazing 12 years at Bangarra Dance Theatre, and want to thank this remarkable company for helping shape and support me to become the artist I am today, particularly Stephen Page and Frances Rings. I have been on some amazing journeys during my time with the company and I am so proud of the stories that we have created and shared with audiences together. I have collaborated with some of the countries most talented artists and theatre makers along the journey, and will always hold those friendships and memories close”.

Jacob Nash to Farewell Bangarra

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