Over 30 professional theatre productions, as writer, producer or director, including La Mama Melbourne, Holden Street Theatre Adelaide, 707 Theatre Redfern Sydney, Tap Gallery Sydney, Teatrul Municipal Bacovia Bacau Romania, Inculise Bucharest Romania,People’s Theatre Sofia Bulgaria, Old Fitzroy Sydney, Art Gallery of NSW, Powerhouse Museum and National Gallery of Canberra. Video programs have been broadcast on ABC, SBS, Foxtel and New Zealand television, and screenings at NSW Art Gallery, National Gallery of Canberra, South Australia Art Gallery, S.H.Erwin Gallery, Holden Theatre Adelaide, Wollongong Art Gallery, Thirroul Excelsior, Project Gallery Wollongong, and other public venues. Commissions by Art Gallery of NSW.
Sponsorships by Peabody Energy, IMB Bank, Lawrence Hargrave Centre, Anzac Commemorative Fund. Lecturer in media and communications at University of Western Sydney, University of Wollongong, Notre Dame University and University of New South Wales. Editor of Southern Semiotic Review journal.
A dance party for the end of time. May it never end. What a blast. Move over contemporary dance – the Inter Asian mob are in town.
The creator Eun-Me Ahn (also Artistic Directior, Choreographer, Set and Costume Designer) explains …
At first one might think that the title of the Australian Ballet’s contemporary dance program, PRISM, refers to the structure of the work, both in its three separate works and overall. This is undoubtedly, to a large degree, correct. Not …
This show is written by Amani Mahmoud, and produced and directed by Kersherka Sivakumaran, and based on first hand experiences of a survivor of domestic violence in a traditional Indian family. The script has three parts, each about 15 minutes, …
Ekletlika is a 12 voice ensemble who have stretched conventions of choral music, finding associations in pop, classical, liturgical and media contexts. They have shown admirable use of differing venues – historical, liturgical and well as theatrical – and also …
The eminent twentieth century British novelist Virginia Woolf wrote her prose exploration into themes of gender identity in 1928, almost one hundred years ago. The nuanced sustained loveliness, and sheer charm, of the sentiment and style of her novel …
ELXIR REVISED is a finely tuned, well developed and entertaining show. There is no question about that. The four male performers (Thomas Gorham, Callan Harris, Liam Dummer, Anthony Saltalamacchia) are at a peak of fitness and strength, …
It’s been some time since I saw a site specific theatre item staged over several floors of a non theatrical building. Perhaps the last time was the Adelaide Fringe, almost 30 years ago, when there were empty warehouses in …
This live orchestral rendition of the first Stars Wars movie played to a captive audience. The event was testimony to the phenomenal appeal of this serialised space fantasy – a generation that grew up with the 1977 movie were out …
It’s been enjoyable to see the three parts of Henry VI over as many weekends. I’m not sure how easy it would be to see these plays individually or in abridged form – their plot is genuinely complicated, as is …
Olivia Hall-Smith, Bayley Prendergast, Monica Sayers play the speaking ensemble in Martin Crimps’ FEWER EMERGENCIES, with assurance. Their performances gained in confidence during opening night, and are bound to grow in style and collaboration as the season progresses. Crimps requires …