Immerse yourself in the drama of the Jerilderie siege, when Ned Kelly and his gang took over the small Riverina town in February 1879. Using voice, sound effects and music, this 7.54-minute soundscape recreates the events that led to Kelly handing over his Jerilderie letter to Edwin Living.
This soundscape, directed by John Paul Fischbach, is a fictionalised version of real incidents drawn from historical sources.
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John Paul Fischbach is an internationally recognised theatre director, producer and special events creator. He has worked on heritage and history dramatic audio projects in Australia, Canada and the US.
Where possible, a transcript or speaker's notes can be provided upon request.
Download Jerilderie Letter Soundscape [mp3
6.9MB
07:54]
