Barrumbi Kids

Barrumbi Kids
Based on	The Barrumbi Kids by Leonie Norrington
Directed by	Deborah Brown Grant Brown Ismail Khan Justin Schneider
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	10 (list of episodes)
Production
Producers	Danielle MacLean Monica O'Brien Julia Morris
Production location	Northern Territory
Running time	24 minutes
Production companies	Tamarind Tree Pictures Ambience Entertainment
Original release
Network	NITV
Release	18 November 2022 (2022-11-18) – present

Barrumbi Kids is an Australian drama television series for children on NITV. It is based on The Barrumbi Kids series of novels by Leonie Norrington.^[1]

Synopsis

Through their shared activities, two children learn about the different cultures in their remote Northern Territory community.^[2]

Cast

Nick Bonson as Tomias
Caitlin Hordern as Dahlia
Sherona Tiati
Zeallion Andrew
Ronon Bonson
Justine Clarke
Jacob Junior Nayinggul
Frances Djulibing
Adrienne Pickering
Christopher Sommers
Sophia Emberson-Bain
Finn Treacy
Serene Yunupingu
Penelope Thomas
Stephen Mahy
Scott Hall

Production

The series was filmed in Wugularr, Barunga, Katherine and Bitter Springs on the lands of the Jawoyn, Dogoman, Wardaman and Mangarrayi peoples.^[3]

External links

Barrumbi Kids at IMDb

References

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