Biography
Humphrey Bower Director/ Adaptor/ Writer/ Performer
Humphrey is an award-winning actor, writer, director, dramaturg and theatre-maker whose work has been seen across Australia. In the 1980s he was a founding member of the Melbourne ensemble Whistling in the Theatre, and he co-founded Perth independent theatre company Last Seen Imagining in 2001 and Night Train Productions in 2007. He has worked for numerous companies including the MTC, Playbox/Malthouse, State Theatre Company of SA, Black Swan, PTC, Yirra Yaakin, Deckchair, Spare Parts, Thin Ice, Steamworks, Anthill, TheatreWorks and ABC Radio National. He won a Helpmann Award in 2010 for Best Supporting Actor in the MTC’s Richard III, and a Victorian Green Room Award in 2005 for Best Actor (Independent Theatre) in Savage Grace. His production of The Terms and Grammar of Creation won a Green Room Award in 2001 for Best Production (Independent Theatre).
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Danielle Micich Performer/ Movement
Danielle is an independent choreographer, director and performer. She performed with Buzz Dance Theatre for five years, toured internationally with SQUINT and was a recipient of an Australia Council Young and Emerging grant. Danielle was the Artistic Director of STEPS for four years and choreographed the Curriculum Council TEE Set Solo. In 2011 she performed inWISH with Humphrey Bower (Nominated for Outstanding Female Performer 2011), choreographed Plan B for Buzz Dance Theatre and Into The Shimmer Heat for Nova Ensemble. She is currently choreographing Barking Gecko’s Driving Into Walls and is the Associate Director for FOOD (2012) a co-production between Force Majeure and Belvoir Street Theatre.
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Leon Ewing Music
Leon is a performer, music producer and film director, specialising in producing AV in community, and for performance. His work has received high rotation on JJJ, made the Hottest 100, and won 6 WA Music Industry awards.
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Andrew Lake Lighting Designer
Working together since 2000, Andrew Lake has developed a longstanding artistic and collaborative relationship with Sue Peacock. Andrew completed an Associate Diploma in Production and Design and a Bachelor in Performing Arts at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts. His studies culminated in a thesis exploring three-dimensional relationships between light, space and the body, an attribute that remains the essence of his current design practice. Andrew has designed with Black Swan Theatre Co., Deckchair Theatre, Last Seen Imagining, Skadada, Steamworks Arts Productions, Perth Theatre Co., Spare Parts Puppet Theatre and Porkchop Production Co. He has had works tour nationally and internationally. Andrew was a finalist for the 2004 Helpmann Awards and the 2006 Green Room Awards.
