owns archival documents of the language in audio, video, and book formats. Thangani Bunuba (Bunuba Stories) Thangani Bunuba is a collection of stories told by twelve Bunuba elders from the Fitzroy River region. The creation of this book was a project that aimed to revive and maintain the Bunuba language and was undertaken at the request of the Bunuba elders who sought after a way for the language to be preserved. The elders worked alongside linguists and language workers from the KLRC in order to translate the stories into English. Stories were shared by the elders alongside the traditional paintings that are featured in the book. The process of creating this book required audio recordings of each story to be produced, which were able to be transcribed and later translated into English by Bunuba speakers and linguists. The book also contains a 'Guide to Bunuba Pronunciation' which consists of an orthography of Bunuba with a phonetic assistance based on English pronunciation of the same vowels and consonants. Bunuba in theatre The Story of Jandamarra Jandamarra was an Aboriginal Australian man and a leader of the Bunuba people throughout the late 1800s. Due to his proficiency in English he had a range of occupations including working for local police by looking after their horses. Jandamarra became a stockman at Lillimooloora station, and was later employed as an Aboriginal tracker to assist in capturing Bunuba people. He is mostly known for his role in organising and leading resistance against European settlers in the southern areas of the Kimberley Region. Jandamarra's biography has been reproduced in different entertainment media formats, such as the 2008 stage play Jandamarra by Bunuba Films which included dialogue in Bunuba language. Jandamarra (stage play) The production of the 2008 stage play was based on the 1995 historical book Jandamarra and the Bunuba Resistance written in collaboration between historian Howard Pedersen and Bunuba elder Banjo Woorunmurra, of whom the story of Jandamarra was under senior custodianship. The story of Jandamarra was adapted into the stage play Jandamarra which was produced by the Bunuba run company, Bunuba Films in co-production with the Black Swan State Theatre Company. The stage play went on tour as The Jandamarra Returns Tour (2011) which ran from July to August, with thirteen performances altogether. Tour locations included Broome, Kununurra, Lundja Community of Halls Creek, and Windjana Gorge, amassing 5,097 total audience members. To immerse audiences