small odysseys

Small Odysseys was a work of grit and tenderness. It told stories both intimate and vast.

Small Odysseys is world class theatre – sumptuously imagined, visually stunning and profoundly moving The Age

Premiered at the Arts House Meat Market
July 2011  [more]

another lament

Collaboration with Chamber Made Opera and rawcus

Immaculately choreographed tableaux vivants Real Time

Premiered in a living room in Armadale
Dec 2010  [more]

the heart of another is a dark forest

Collaboration with Restless Dance Theatre (Adelaide)

a mighty work of art that will change the way you look at the world…utterly absorbing. The Herald Sun

Dancehouse, Melbourne Fringe Festival
Sept 2008  [more]

hunger

Collaboration with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Hunger is a triumph, a theatrical work of courage and vision. And between sound designer Jethro Woodward and the six participants from the MSO, it has music to match. The Age

Arts House, Meat Market,
Melbourne International Arts Festival
Oct 2007  [more]

collisions

Collaboration with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

You were left..with memories of delight, sadness and an overall sense of longing…a tableau of peace and shared affection to flood your eyes and break your heart The Age

Horti Hall, Melbourne International Arts Festival
Oct 2005  [more]

not dead yet

Collaboration with Born in a Taxi

a feast of sight and sound…full of movement and energy and seat-of-the-pants improvisation The Age

Theatreworks, Melbourne Fringe Festival
Sept 2005  [more]

boxset

Seven short works with seven guest directors

each piece is a gem Herald Sun

Theatreworks
Dec 2004  [more]

sideshow

A haunting journey into the world of the outsider

rawcus provides a tangible joy to the actors…To the audience it offers a chance to engage with a vibrant creative side of life with disabilities. The Age

North Melbourne Town Hall, Next Wave Festival
May 2004  [more]

born rawcus

a collaboration with theatre company Born in a Taxi

Art of Difference Festival Gala Event, Gasworks
May 2003  [more]

designer child

The pleasure is in the spontaneous expression, diverse physical virtuosity, unpredictable leaps and alternative communication. Realtime

Theatreworks, Next Wave Festival
May 2002  [more]

flight

At times I feel like a caged bird flapping madly, wanting to break free

Melbourne Park, Australian Cerebral Palsy
Association National Conference
Oct 2000  [more]