Our performance and community projects aim to amplify female voices and raise representation of different aged women, using real-life stories from members of the communities we work with. We ask important social and political questions to create intimate and humorous performances and workshops. Through each project we strive to build a sense of belonging and acceptance by inviting people to play, re-wild, and reconnect, with themselves and those around them through movement, writing and voice work. We often find ourselves working with unfiltered expression and leave feeling refreshed and revitalised.

We make choreographic performances, host conversations, lead workshops, write stuff, mentor and produce other artists.

We care a lot about what we do and how we do it.