Two UMAC works nominated for Green Room Awards

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Two UMAC works nominated for Green Room Awards

We are delighted that two works from our second year - Whitefella Yella Tree and PIECES 2025 - have been recognised with nominations in the 43rd Annual Green Room Awards.

Whitefella Yella Tree. Photo by Prudence Upton.

Our Melbourne premiere season of Griffin Theatre Company's Whitefella Yella Tree has received three nominations in the Theatre Companies category including:⁠

Outstanding Ensemble⁠ - Joseph Althouse and Danny Howard
Outstanding Composition & Sound Design - Steve Toulmin 
Outstanding New Australian Writing - Dylan van den Berg

Post hot by Jo Lloyd. Photo by Georgia Haupt.

In the Dance category, PIECES 2025 - our ongoing collaboration with Lucy Guerin Inc - received two nominations:⁠
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Outstanding Duo - Flynn Dakis and Jesper Harrison in Post Hoc by Jo Lloyd
Outstanding Choreography - Post Hoc by Jo Lloyd
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Congratulations to all the talented creatives recognised in this year's nominations! You can view the full list of nominations at greenroom.org.au.

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