Verbatim, Dance Theatre

Using collected oral histories from women about their experiences of menopause and verbatim theatre techniques, ‘In Tears on the Floor’ is a play about falling apart and coming together. And about what happens when you find yourself suddenly, inexplicably, invisible.

With Colleen Conroy

An essay film about alexithymia, the gap between what we feel and the words available to name it. Made by and with autistic movement practitioners, it works with an idiosyncratic vocabulary of sensation (‘skin peely-offy’, ‘black molasses’, ‘glue-walking’) through close-body sound recording, non-verbal mirroring and choreography. The film creates the experience it describes rather than explaining it, and asks its audience to listen the same way.

With Susannah Gent

Dance Sci-fi, Immersive dance theatre

In a post-human future, sentient AI beings who are obsessed with human artefacts, reimagine the silent film “Metropolis” as a dance film that tells their origin story.

With Arthur Pita

A multi-media exhibit utilising choreography, gestural verbatim, and film projection techniques to explore how our bodies are shaped by and for society.

With Colleen Conroy, Aaron Granat

Internal Worlds in Autistic Adulthood. This work explores paracosms (richly detailed imagined worlds) in autistic adults: what distinguishes them, what they do, and how they support mental flourishing.