In a magical world of scientific discoveries where even the impossible seems real, three children with special powers discover the greatest lessons of all...
Click here to explore the transmedia project based on the AWGIE Award-winning theatre show by Catherine Fargher.
A re-contextualisation of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, centring on Sydney's financial and legal fraternities, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge as the city's own Rialto.
BioHome: The Chromosome Knitting Project is a hybrid performance/installation incorporating live ‘wet biology’ practices in a contemporary biotech display home. The installation features video,...
The Body Ophelia explores the uncharted territory of one of Shakepeares’ most enigmatic characters, mapping the psyche and explorations of Ophelia off the stage, the time and spac
The Battle of the Somme, 1918… A young man with a violin… Recreation leave and mustard gas… A great uncle lost… His diary discovered… A young man busking in Paris, 1981… His great uncle’s
The Woman Who Knitted Herself a Child, a bio-ethical fable,is a sound and text production following an ordinary scientist as she does an extraordinary thing: she is knitting her
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