Tessa Rose on growing up with foster families

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Tessa Rose is an actor who regularly appears on stage and screen across Australia, she's had roles in 'Top End Wedding' , 'Redfern Now' and with Bangarra Dance Theatre. In the play The Daly River Girle, Tessa shares her own story about growing up with foster families, away from her mother, family and country. We speak to Tessa at Tandanya just before the opening of The Daly River Girl for the Adelaide Fringe Festival season.

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