WAAPA PRODUCTIONS

KATZENMUSIK (2025)

Roles: Doctor · Vet · Local 6 · Clubber · Customer
Director: Emily McLean & Will Dickie
Company: WAAPA Performance Making

Description:
A sharp, fast-paced theatrical work exploring class, illness, and social tension through a mix of realism, satire, and physical theatre. As a multi-role ensemble performer, I shifted between heightened characters, accents, physicalities, and comedic beats - building agility, responsiveness, and versatility within a high-energy ensemble structure.

Enright Studio, WAAPA, Mount Lawley
10th - 16th April, 2025

Katzenmusik Program
Katzenmusik Photos
Echolocation Program

FRONTIERE (2024)

Role: Deviser, Performer & Movement Director
Directors: Yonghee Park & Jeremy Neideck
Creative Process: Devised Ensemble Work
Company: WAAPA Performance Making
Venue: The Edith Spiegeltent, Mount Lawley

Description:
Frontiere was a devised performance created inside the reimagined world of War for the Red Crown. For this season, The Edith Spiegeltent was transformed into The Kingfisher - a fully immersive, Instagrammable mediaeval beer hall and fantasy environment. The dramaturgy played with themes of borders, allegiance, identity, and the tensions within imagined and real kingdoms.

As a performer and deviser, I contributed to creating characters, physical scores, and movement-based worldbuilding while responding to the shifting internal logic of an immersive narrative space. The process strengthened my skills in intercultural performance, collaborative devising, physical dramaturgy, and working within a live, participatory environment shaped by audience presence and fantasy lore.

Frontier Program

MATTERS OUT OF PLACE (2024)

Role: Performer · Deviser
Director / Creative Team: Cass Tytler & Sam Fox
Venue: Old Westpac Building, Boorloo

Description:
A site-specific performance interrogating the stories embedded in place, ecological memory, and the unseen histories of Boorloo’s Old Westpac Building. Through spatial dramaturgy, embodied improvisation, and collective devising, we explored displacement, decay, and the ecology of the CBD.
This process strengthened my skills in site-responsive performance, environmental dramaturgy, and working ethically with Noongar Country.


30th Oct - 2nd November, 2024

SOLO DEVELOPMENT

Role: Creator · Writer · Performer
Year: 2024
Title: Främling / Stranger
Venue: Enright Studio, WAAPA

Description:
My first performed work at WAAPA and my first proper development of this Solo Piece. Främling explores home, identity, displacement, and belonging after moving across continents. Rooted in physical theatre, multilingual storytelling, and autobiography, the work used a suitcase as an extension of the body to explore confusion, humour, vulnerability, and transformation.

This piece marked the beginning of my embodied, transnational artistic practice and shaped my ongoing fascination with hybridity, movement, and storytelling.

MOOP Program

ECHLOCATION (2025)

Role: Performer
Director: Michael Barlow, Sam Fox and Michael Whates
Company: WAAPA

Description:
A large-scale, site-specific walking performance “luxuriating in a performative occupation” of Buildings 1 and 2 - the core training spaces of WAAPA for over four decades.
Audiences were invited into rehearsal rooms, theatre spaces, classrooms, stairwells, and corridors transformed through movement, sound, puppetry and sensory performance.

This collaborative project spanned multiple WAAPA departments and centred on a philosophy of being of service - to community, space, and audience.
It expanded my practice in site-specific dramaturgy, ensemble attunement, non-verbal communication, and guided audience experience.

WAAPA, Mount Lawley
19th - 22nd November, 2025

SOLO Showing
Awards & Recognition