Term-based and In-schools Facilitator
Clint has worked professionally in Australia and overseas as an actor, stilt performer and clown for 8 years. He has extensive performance experience in Australia and internationally in Japan and Singapore. Clint is also a Commedia, Clown and Mask workshop facilitator and Artist In Residence for Schools, for many arts organisations.
Term-based Facilitator
David Burton is a Queensland playwright currently based in Toowoomba. He has been the recipient of both national and state awards, winning acceptance into the Queensland Theatre Company’s Young Playwrights Program two years running as well as the Australian Theatre For Young People Fresh Ink Award in 2008.
Term-based Facilitator
Lisa Worthington is a teaching artist, with experience in teaching, directing and performing. Her directing credits include Hating Alison Ashley (1999), So Much to Tell You (2005), Grease (2006), Aladdin (2007) and NQADA’s production of Macbeth (2007).
Term-based Facilitator
Anja Homburg is a performer and emerging director of contemporary performance. She is currently completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Drama) at Queensland University of Technology.
Term-based Facilitator
Lauren Sherritt is an emerging theatre artist building her career in writing and directing contemporary performance.
In-schools Facilitator
Ben is a Brisbane-based theatre-maker with several years professional experience as a playwright, director, actor and workshop facilitator. Since 2005 Ben has been a member of Lightwire Theatre, training extensively in Clown and Commedia dell’arte, and touring throughout Australia performing shows and delivering workshops in primary and secondary schools.
In-schools Facilitator
In 2009 Kat graduated from the Postgraduate Directing Course at NIDA and in 2010 she directed her multi-media, multi-discipline production of The New Dead: Medea Material (with text by Heiner Muller) for the La Boite Indie season, through her own production company Stella Electrika and after sell-out seasons in Sydney and the Adelaide Fringe.
In-schools Facilitator
With a Bachelor of Education in Drama and Post Graduate Diploma in Film already under his belt, in 1997-98 Brin went to Paris to study with his hero, the great theatre teacher and practitioner Jacques Lecoq.
In-schools Facilitator
Christopher graduated of QUT’s Bachelor of Fine Arts, Acting in 2002, and is now a professional Australian theatre and film actor. Chris made his acting debut in Queensland Theatre Company’s award winning production, Proof.