Ellen has performed in works by Rebecca Hilton, Brooke Stamp and Abel Korinsky, Phillip Adams, Chloe Chignell, and Alice Heyward. In 2013 Ellen worked with Professor Rachel Fensham from the University of Melbourne, to recreate and perform The Spirit of the Bushfire.

Ben has performed works by Miriam Nicholls (Bond), Adam Wheeler and 2nd Toe dance collective with SPRUNG Youth Dance Company. Ben has performed with Victoria Chiu, ARTS FISSION Company, the Australian Conservatoire of Ballet, Lee Serle, Rochelle Carmichael, Shian Law, Phillip Adams and Emily Johnson.

Timothy Walsh is a Melbourne-based contemporary dance artist, curator and dance educator. He is a graduate of the VCA and upon his graduation was awarded the Orloff Prize for most outstanding talent. Timothy’s choreographic credits include Remind Me Again in 24 Hrs, De-Mystifying the out-of-body Experience, Post-Phase: the summit is blue, and Semaphore.

Born in Brazil, Gregory is a dancer and photographer based in Melbourne. He recently worked with Force Majeure, Chunky Move, Phillip Adams BalletLab, Paea Leach, Annalouise Paul, Antony Hamilton, Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey, and Yumi Umiumare.

Lilian Steiner is a Melbourne-based dancer and choreographer whose practice utilises the inherent intelligence of the active body as the primary tool for creating wholly encompassing visual, sonic and kinesthetic experiences. Lilian has been a dancer with many companies including Lucy Guerin Inc, Rennie McDougall, and Ash Keating.

Olivia graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts in 2016. Whilst at the VCA, Olivia performed in Singapore at the M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival 2015: Continuum Dance Exchange. During her graduating year, Olivia participated in Melanie Lane’s work, Remake, as part of Chunky Move’s Next Move program. Most recently, Olivia worked with the Tasdance Company for the Fragile Matter and Brew seasons.

Akira Isogawa is one of Australia’s most iconic designers. Since 1998, Akira has shown his collections in Paris. Akira has designed costumes for four Sydney Dance Company productions – Salome, Air & Other Invisible Forces, Ellipse, Grand- and for the players in the Australian Chamber Orchestra.

Matthew Adey is a production designer and theatre artist from Melbourne, Victoria. Adey works under the moniker House of Vnholy experimenting with and instigating bold aesthetics and spatial responses for live performance, set and lighting design, installations and sculpture.