A Worthy Rival: Audio play
Contemporary Drama audio play
Performance at 7:30pm Saturday 4 February 2023 at the Victorian Pride Centre, 79 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda, Victoria, Australia
Victoria and Sam, rivals and friends, are preparing to play the defining match of their careers. Their battle about fame, sexuality, and meeting triumph and disaster equally, begins before the first serve is hit.
An original audio play with evocative sound effects and music.
Coming Out For Christmas
Contemporary Drama audio play
Alex brings her girlfriend for their first family Christmas lunch and discovers her conservative family is hiding from everyone. A dramedy about family, community, and living your truth.
And remember… DON’T TELL YIAYIA!
Love Rewind
Contemporary Drama feature film
Penny wants to revive the love in her long-term relationship with Althea, but when Althea suffers a stroke and her hidden affair is revealed, Penny is forced to discover what true love means to her. Love Rewind is a new independent feature film made in Melbourne and set against the back drop of the same-sex marriage postal vote.
Family Portrait
Contemporary Drama short film
Alexandra, Alex. The beneficiary of a Greek heritage. Olivia is Alex’s partner. A ‘skip’ to Alex’s ‘wog’. Different backgrounds, same desires. Olivia and Alex live together but you wouldn’t know. Alex isn’t ‘out’ so she has built a closet big enough for two-for the sake of family. Olivia just wants to live the truth. Alex’s mother has come to visit but a surprise guest and a marriage proposal forces them to decide who is family?
These 3 Words
Contemporary Drama webstory
10-part webstory combining text and video
Sandra is a contemporary, Melbourne woman exploring love and sexuality through her relationships with three women: a young lesbian, an older bisexual woman, and a married woman who is a smouldering flame from her past. A story of love for now.
Blood and Bone
Historical Drama theatre
Performed February 2021
Written by Meg McNena
Directed by Demetra Giannakopoulos
Blood and Bone is a compelling play about two Melbourne soldiers who are saved by two women of Crete during WW2, forging cross-cultural friendships that underpin the multicultural strength of modern Australia.