Stomp, dance, laugh and sing with Aunty Sharron & The Daughts! Meet cheeky puppet dinawan-emu and friends as we connect to culture in this vibrant, engaging live performance.

Aunty Sharron & The Daughts is more than entertainment – it’s a cultural experience! Step into the world of Aunty Sharron mirii Bell, a beloved and widely celebrated Gamilaraay Wiradjuri educator and performer, joined by Big Sis and Tidda Ti (a.k.a. The Daughts) for a magical journey of song, dance, and storytelling. Aunty Sharron creates a joyful, safe environment for children to connect with country, culture, and each
other.

The show is designed to be interactive and inclusive, keeping birralii (children) engaged while learning. More than a performance, this is an authentic cultural sharing – making it a rare opportunity for regional and city audiences alike to access professional First Nations cultural education.

For small or large groups Aunty Sharon and The Daughts is designed for Kindergarten to Year 3 students, this performance can also be suitable for audiences up to Year 6, offering layered cultural learning, movement, and storytelling that engages children of all ages.

Aunty Sharron & The Daughts can’t wait to sing and dance with you!

Aunty Sharron & The Daughts live concert is stage-ready with flexible size requirements. We provide all tech gear and props (puppet, native animal toys, trees) and require power access. Load-in is 1 hour, bump-out 30 minutes. Travel, accommodation, and per diem may apply depending on location. We are available throughout the school term.

Your investment in this this show provides you with:

45min Cultural contemporary performance jammed packed full of Cultural knowledges, teachings and First Nations understandings for children, families and community
• Aunty Sharron Gamilaraay Wiradyuri performer and educator
• Big Sis & Tidda T – X2 First Nations ‘blak’ up dancers
• Bump in, bump out, sound check
• Props such as native animal toys, puppets and more
• All tech equipment (mic, headset, speakers, etc.)
• Preparation and rehearsal time
• Travel and admin expenses ( not including Travel , accomodation and per diems)

Worksheets can be provided and we also provide the following links to classrooms post performance

Yarrabil Bula First Nations songs (Wiradjuri shake-a-leg hokey pokey)
‘I Am Me’ video clip – a song about Children’s Rights / check out the book here
Ngurambangga Yanhanha – Walking on Country video
Watch Aunty Sharron on Playschool Showtime series on ABC iView or Youtube
Link to Spotify here
Website
Facebook & Instagram

Post-show meet, greet, and photos are also available. Aunty Sharron also offers professional development sessions for educators at an additional cost. Contact us to enquire!

Check out some of our amazing testimonials!
“I recently took my grandchildren to a performance by Indigenous Insights, it was an absolute delight!
My grandchildren were fully engrossed and engaged dancing and singing along from the very start to the end. They didn’t want it to finish. The performers were energetic, fun, and incredibly talented . I felt like each song had a special message to share with the children. It was heartwarming to see the joy on every child’s face. We can’t wait to attend the next one.”
Devoted Granma.

“I have been honored to listen to and watch Aunty Sharron speak in a professional setting as an early childhood teacher many times. Her words are always thought provoking and powerful urging educators to embrace and embed indigenous perspectives in our lives, ours teaching and our classrooms. Today I was very blessed to watch her ‘show’ Stomp in the Karawatha Discovery Centre with my son. He loved the puppetry and I loved the subtle and authentic way she wove concepts of respect and consent into the show. Sharron is a warm, genuine and passionate woman I feel honored to have met in my career.”
Rebecca Armstrong

“ I don’t even know where to begin! My heart is overflowing with gratitude and appreciation as I reflect back on our magical morning with Aunty Sharron. It was an absolute pleasure and privilege to learn, sing and dance alongside her. Aunty Sharron is inspirational, captivating and incredibly open-hearted. You could just feel the love, passion and authenticity flowing and radiating from her being. This created such a welcoming, kind and genuine atmosphere for the children and parents at our forst kindy to learn about culture, language and country through her music and stories. And while her music is mostly written for children to delight in, I was touched deeply as she shared about compassion and love for all, including our authentic selves. Aside from her extraordinary talents, contagious energy and natural ability to engage the children, she is also very professional. The entire process was seamless from start to finish. Her lovely daughter Jess was a brilliant communicator and made everything so easy. They make a wonderful team! We can’t wait to do it again soon!
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Big love! “
Wildlings Forest School

“ I have had the privilege of taking my young daughter to Aunty Sharron’s concerts on multiple occasions and it is always truly a memorable experience. Her performances are not any ordinary show, they are a celebration of culture, storytelling, and music, all intertwined in the most beautiful way.
Aunty Sharron has such a natural connection with the children. Her warmth, enthusiasm, and energy are contagious. She takes the time to explain the meaning behind each song which helped my child understand and appreciate the significance of what she was experiencing.Aunty Sharron’s music and stories fill our house on a daily basis, and my little one knows ‘I Am Me’ off by heart.
What struck me most was how the concert created a sense of belonging, not just for my child, but for everyone in the audience. Through song, dance, and interactive moments, Aunty Sharron taught important lessons about respect for the land, the people, and the culture.
This kind of event is exactly what our children need to develop respect for diversity and a stronger connection to the world around them.
Thank you Aunty Sharron for sharing your gift and creating magical, authentic moments for my daughter in her journey of understanding of and connection to the land that she grows on and Indigenous culture.Aunty Sharron’s way of teaching has been instrumental in embedding Aboriginal perspectives in early years services, schools and communities as well as capacity building of educators of children across all age groups and this impact has been significant right across South East Queensland.

Aunty Sharron’s work in the early years towards advocating for Aboriginal children and their families in the wider community has been instrumental in creating safe cultural ways of learning and knowing. This impact has been very evident in practice change in capability of embedding Aboriginal ways of learning and more importantly promoting the importance of well-being for both children and educators.
Aunty Sharron’s performances are an unforgettable experience for children and families. Her warmth energy and powerful storytelling creates and joyful space where everyone feels included and inspired. Through music, dance and rich cultural knowledge Aunty Sharron brings Aboriginal culture to life in a way that is engaging, respectful and deeply meaningful. Her songs and stories send messages of connection, respect and pride in culture and identity.”
Donna Wynn
Principal Program Officer -Early Years
Metropolitan South Region
QLD Department of Education