Carly Watson is a queer, disabled, Naarm based director, choreographer, and writer. A recent graduate of the Master of Theatre (Directing) at the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA), Carly’s practice centres around accessibility and feminist adaptations. Carly graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Social Science from the
Ryan here, just passing on a little note from Olivia Fisher, the artist behind The Shore Remembers at Abbotsford Convent which we’ve produced over the past couple months. The Shore Remembers opens today. We’re set up outside the Oratory at Abbotsford Convent, with our first three audience members
Melbourne Fringe kicked off last week and it’s been a whirlwind first week. I wanted to give you a little update on how everything’s going for the two shows we’re opening this week! I Promise This Isn’t About You (Even If It Feels Like It Is)
Everything you need to know ahead of catching our show at Festival Hub: Trades Hall
Sarah Matthews is a recent graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts, where she completed her Master of Theatre (Writing). She is the recipient of the 2024 Canberra Youth Theatre’s Emerging Playwright Commission and has developed work through ATYP’s National Studio residency, VIMH’s ‘dinner and a
Over six weeks out from opening our little fringe show is somehow completely sold out? That just does not happen!!!
A new play dedicated to anyone who's thrown it all down the toilet and regretted it in the morning.
A binaural journey through shifting shores where time, tide & climate reshape Port Phillip Bay.
Since the program launched last night, I can finally tell you about the two shows we’re doing. Plus, I’ve got a pretty fricking hectic early bird discount to tell you about.
An exhilarating crowd-sourced vision of the future assembled by award-winning theatre-makers.