Tamala Shelton is a Bundjalung (northern New South Wales) and Lama Lama (far north Queensland) First Nations actor, audiobook narrator, writer and spoken word artist based in Naarm (Melbourne, Australia). She has worked in film, television and theatre for over twelve years and recently began her journey as a spoken word performer.
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Tamala Shelton
Closing Night: BANQUET
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