Recognition & Reviews
Over two decades, 11,000+ programs and more than a million people in the audience. Every number and review below is real and traceable to the source.
Several teachers said so after a Didgeridoo Down Under assembly — Bryan Kaye, Assistant Head of School, All Saints’ Episcopal Day School (SC). It is the kind of reaction DDU earns in schools and libraries across the country.
Every item below links to the record behind it, the press, the schedule or Didgeridoo Down Under’s own documented reach. Nothing is inflated to fill space.
Trusted by schools and libraries since 2003, now in its third decade of touring awesome educational entertainment.
More than 11,000 live assemblies, workshops and shows delivered for schools, libraries and camps across the country.
More than one million students, families and audience members have experienced a DDU program.
Tours coast to coast with 500+ programs a year, reaching 21+ states every summer.
Covered by the St. Petersburg Times, Augusta Chronicle, Tampa Tribune and Florida Times-Union, with press features dating back to 2002.
Science shows built to the Next Generation Science Standards, plus literacy and character-building programs for K–12.
“One of the best shows that I have had in my 35 years as a children’s librarian.”
Beyond the stage, DDU champions kindness, tolerance and respect and gives back through its Culture & Charity work.
A featured affiliate partner of K12 Academics, the education-resource network online since 2004 and reaching 185 countries every month.
The reviews and the reach follow the shows themselves: high-energy, hands-on programs that turn an assembly into something students remember.
From one performer to a nationwide touring company, Didgeridoo Down Under has built its reputation one assembly at a time since 2003.
Now in its third decade on stage.
For 1M+ students and families.
Named newspapers across the country.
Reviews are real, attributed educator quotes. Press features are listed on Didgeridoo Down Under’s Media Coverage page (St. Petersburg Times, Augusta Chronicle, Tampa Tribune, Florida Times-Union and others, 2002–2018). Program counts, audience reach and touring figures are as published by Didgeridoo Down Under.