A play exploring Sydney in the 70s and a very special place tucked away in Kings Cross - The Wayside Chapel. It’s a haven for the poor, the excluded, the misfits. It’s a place of faith and a place of love. And it’s a place where people could declare their love – even when the rest of the world has turned you away. 

Seen as part of the REP SEASON at Belvoir Theatre Company. 

Director - Eamon Flack and Hannah Goodwin

Set Design Associate - Keerthi Subramanyam

Wayside Bride

Mode Festival is an annual day of cultural innovation, bringing together contemporary sound, art and design.

Art Assist - Sancia Holden, Indigo-Rose Redding, Cris Baldwin

MODE

Rose, a young woman from Dub-Vegas with wrestling in her blood, has long ago turned her back on the family business and Dubbo’s stifling small-town ways. When circumstance brings her back to her hometown on the eve of Dubbomania, the biggest wrestling tournament of the year, Rose is drawn into a monumental battle over family and identity, featuring capes, choreography, and some of the most colourful characters you’ll ever meet.

Musical Supervisor & Co-Arranger - Joe Accaria

Musical Director & Co-Arranger - Glenn Moorhouse

Assistant Director & Stage Manager - Daniel Cottier

Zoe Ioannou, Genevieve Lemon, Luke Leong-Tay, Noni McCallum, Terry Serio, Justin Smith, Aaron Tsindos and Bishanyia Vincent

Billie Palin, Berynn Schwerdt and William Tukia-Edwards

Dubbo Championship Wrestling

Google and The UN team up for 'Seeds of Change' Campaign.

Google X UN

Coercive control is insidious and can manifest in many ways. It is a pattern of behaviour which may include financial abuse, threats against pets or loved ones, tracking someone’s movements, or isolating them from friends and family to control them.

This campaign was a recommendation of the Joint Select Committee on Coercive Control, which highlighted the need to support community awareness of coercive control prior to the commencement of the Crimes Legislation Amendment (Coercive Control) Act 2022.

Coercive Control

An unapologetic, passionate and searing exploration of love.

Tanya, Annie and Lorenzo desperately seek love in a loveless world. 

Patricia Cornelius is one of Australia’s most awarded and innovative playwrights. In 2004 

 won the Wal Cherry Award for Play of the Year and in 2006 an Awgie Award for Stage.

LOVE

Five distinct narratives collide in a liminal desert space, blurring the lines between diorama and reality. An Art Film collaboration between Australian filmmakers, Armenian calligrapher Ruben Malayan, Dutch visual artist Saskia Boelsums and the sonic landscape of Zela Margossian Quintet.

Writer and Director - Charlotte Mungomery

Eva Grados, Emily Pires, Knox Gibson, Sam Daoud, Talita Mascarenhas, Lawrence Ola, Leonard Sun, Tegan Jeffrey-Rushton, Neale Whittaker, Lenna Holt

Ճանապարհ The Road

Mark on his daily commute home makes a decision to intervene, although the consequences of his actions are more harmful than he could have imagined.  

Production and Costume Design - Ella Butler and Nell Ferguson

Producer - Jeanavive McGregor and Andrew Cutcliffe

Daniel Henshall, Matuse, Violette Ayad, Ibinabo Jack

HERO

Australia's largest supplier of home & office products. 2 seperate campaigns for Retail and Back To School.

Officeworks

In an attempt to overcome her incessant guilt complex, a young woman goes a step too far.

How Can I Help You

Set during the English Civil War, this play tells of the ordinary people who went into battle for the soul of the nation. Incendiary, pulsing with ideas and poetically-heightened speech, it speaks of the revolution that never happened, and the ghosts it left behind. Seen as part of the REP SEASON at Belvoir Theatre Company. 

Light Shining In Buckinghamshire

Marcus Khoudair, Jack James, Lachlan Campbell, Tom Falkner, Nick Payne, Rory Asquith, Kyle Jonsson

The Way It Is

QBE 'Easy As' featuring the Sydney Swans and NSW Swifts.

QBE Insurance

A mother finds herself at a crossroads on Christmas Day.

Producer - Andrew Cutcliffe and Octavia Spartels

Jessica Wren, Nic Cassim, Andrew Cutcliffe, Luca Donoghue

The Most Wonderful Day Of The Year

A Delicate Fire is a sumptuous musical experience that celebrates the joys, vicissitudes, and triumphs of love and pays homage to Barbara Strozzi, one of the greatest composers of the 17th century An Australian triumph forged in a time of great adversity, this film features the vocal talents of great artists set against the glittering chiaroscuro of members of the Orchestra of the Antipodes. 


Official Selection Revelation Film Festival 2022
Official Selection Sydney International Womens Film Festival

Musical Director and Co Creator - Erin Helyard

Director and Co Creator - Constantine Costi

Production Designer and Co Creator - Charlotte Mungomery

A Delicate Fire

Anne Deveson's heart rending family memoir comes to life in vivid detail on the Belvoir stage.

Composer and Sound Design - Alyx Dennison and Steve Francis

Tom Conroy, Nadine Garner, Sean O’Shea, Jana Zvedeniuk, Raj Labade, Deborah Galanos

Tell Me Im Here

Production and Costume Design - Ella Butler

Jackson Garcia, Amy Zhang, Taiga Kita-Leong, Hugo Poulet

TOUCH

A new adaption of Charlotte Wood's bestselling novel of friendship and the wisdom of age. 

Special Effects Makeup Artist - Amelia Fell

Belinda Giblin, Melita Jurisic, Toni Scanlan, Roman Delo, Keila Terencio

The Weekend

Drawing on historical events, fact and fiction, the play melts together to highlight the historical power imbalances that women face in the industry, and how these are still perpetuated today.

Kristina Benton, Ravenna Bouckaert, Vivian Nguyen, Erin Pattison and Susie Sparkes

The Other Place

Jonathan Larson's award winning musical, loosely based on the 1896 opera La bohème by Giacomo Puccini tells the story of a group of artists living in Lower Manhattan's East Village at the height of the AIDS crisis. 

Performance and Concept Consultant 'Over The Moon' - Sarah Enright

Rent

This play traces the symbiotic relationship between Kayleen and Doug, best friends whose lives intertwine over the course of 30 years. Doug is accident-prone, while Kayleen’s hurt is more insular, with their tendency towards self-destruction and self-harm acting as the centrepiece of the play.

Producer - Christian Charisiou and Kaytlin Petrarca

Gruesome Playground Injuries

A series of video installations commissioned by The Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives.

Published in 2005, In Our Own Right: Black Australian Nurses’ Stories provides a powerful catalyst for questioning and calling into question the taken-for-granted humanity of us all. Told with incredible dignity and humility, each of the individual and deeply personal stories recounted is a powerful testimony to the gross inhumanity and brutal capacity within Australian society.

“In Our Own Right: Black Australian Nurses’ Stories was distributed to every Contemporary Nurse subscriber in August 2005. Acknowledgement and gratitude is due to all the Indigenous nurses who submitted their stories to make this publication a reality. To all those who were approached and did not submit their stories, thank you for considering doing so. We all appreciate your contribution to Indigenous nursing and health care".

CATSINaM would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the many lands of which we live and work, for their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to them, and to their Elders past and present.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are warned that this work contains the names and images of deceased persons.

Associate Costume Designer - Blake Headley

Model Maker and Art Assist - Madeleine Cooper

Costume Standby and Art Assist - Elle Fitzgerald

Art Department Assistant - Tanieka Haines, 

In Our Own Right

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Laser Clinics

An absurdist play for absurdist times, Shepherd is a pitch-black satire, where the characters are asked to find hope in the modern world when hopelessness is so seductive.

Rose Riley, Mark Paguio, Cece Peters, Adam Sollis, Grace Victoria and Jacob Warner