THE FLYING CANOE is an interactive audio experience for families to do together that will transport them to the islands of Kiribati.
Featuring an oceanic soundscape that includes traditional Kiribati songs, families will transform their lounge room into a world of myth and wonder.
Written by Marita Davies and featuring performances and artwork by artists from the Kiribati diaspora, āThe Flying Canoeā is the follow up work to Threshold's internationally acclaimed āMountain Goat Mountainā.
So jump on board āThe Flying Canoeā and see the world differently on Island time.
$16.95
30 DAY FAMILY PASS
Listen as many times as you like, for 30 days.
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Nei Kinoia comes from a long line of Magic Spinners, but on the night she was supposed to become one herself, she got distracted - as many Kiribati people do - singing in the Frangipani tree.
Now she plans to turn back time and trick the spirits of Neiko into giving her their blessing to join her ancestors in spinning magic!
WHAT YOUāLL NEED FOR THE ADVENTURE
LOUD SPEAKERS
YOUR FAMILY
ROPE/STRING
A BED SHEET
FOUR THINGS WITH HANDLES
PENCILS AND PAPER
What people have said about Threshold experiences
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"It is a perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon with children." ā£
Business Post Ireland
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"One of the most beautiful family Arts Adventures I have ever seenā
Early Arts UK
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"Families all over the world need this show"
Seesaw Magazine
"The children have asked to do 'Mountain Goat Mountain' again and again..." - New York Times
"The children have asked to do 'Mountain Goat Mountain' again and again..." - New York Times
CREATIVE TEAM
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Marita Davies
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Teaote Davies
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Lucy Harris
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ASPR Katerina Teaiwa
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Zoƫ Barry
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Bobby Macumber
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Matari McKenna
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Emma Bortignon
'The Flying Canoe' is a Threshold experience created by Marita Davies, Lucy Harris, Zoƫ Barry, Tahli Corin and Sarah Lockwood.
It features the voices of Bobby Macumber, Teaote Burabura Davies and Matari McKenna as well as performances from members of the Kiribati diaspora living and working in Victoria. Cultural consultation from Teaote Burabura Davies and Katerina Teaiwa.
THE FLYING CANOE was recorded on the unceded lands of the Taungurung People and developed with the support of Multicultural Arts Victoria, Regional Arts Victoria and the Victorian Kiribati Association.
Thanks to Commissioning Partners
Dream Big, Adelaide Festival Centre and ArtPlay, City of Melbourne