Alyce Fisher – Theatre on Toast
A country girl at heart who grew up a Pony-club-prize-winner, cow-pat-frisbee-slinger, Alyce Fisher is known for getting herself into some interesting situations. A graduate of the Swinburne TAFE Theatre Arts Diploma 2007, who went onto start her own company Theatre on Toast, touring the regions performing theatre & education originals and being a fairy/clown/magician at far too many kids’ parties. Quick-witted and reliably rambunctious, Alyce's personal creative focus is on sharing stories and making the people laugh, through the development of solo performance work, stand-up comedy, BINGO calling and MC duties. Presently based in Albury-Wodonga, she premiered her first solo work in 2022 ‘Tinderella & the eight unique uses of Tinder’ at The Cube and created the character of ‘Aurora’ for Rachel McNamara’s epic immersive experience ‘A Land of Snow & Ice’ in 2022/23. Alyce's varied skill set and engaging stage presence whips creative endeavours into shape and is guaranteed to leave everyone laughing.
Alyce straddles the corporate and creative realms, as the former Executive Director of Murray Arts (2017 – 2023) and South West Arts (2009 – 2013). She has years of experience in developing strategic partnerships, delivering dynamic programs and is passionate about Regional Arts Development. Alyce completed Australian Catholic University Graduate Certificate in Not-For-Profit Management in 2017 and Alpine Valley Community Leadership Program in 2020.
Leanne Murphy
Leanne Murphy offers:
* Community music, ukulele and singing events
* Artist-In-Residencies
* Songwriting for community
* Women's creative retreats
* Sheet music publishing assistance
Qualifications include:
* B.Mus.Ed.(Hons)
* A.Mus.A. Piano
* Adv. Dip. Myotherapy
* Cert IV Fitness (personal training)
* First Aid
* Working With Children Check Victoria
Megan Rigoni – Centre Stage Scripts
A former teacher, Megan is an award winning playwright, screenwriter and producer. She has been writing and producing for theatre in education and Arts and Health since 1999, creating scripts that educate, elevate and engage audiences on issues that matter. Whilst shining a light, live theatre draws a visceral response, prompting audiences to reflect on their own experiences, thereby raising awareness and conversation.
Trading as Centre Stage Scripts, Megan’s credits include:
Two plays for young people registered at Australian Plays Transform
Four plays for youth with music for large casts (up to 100)
Symphony of Life (play with music) paying tribute to leading cancer support group, Brave Hearts on the Murray. Starring John Wood and directed by Chris Pidd, Symphony of Life featured a choir of cancer survivors and sufferers and local acting talent. It played to sell out audiences at the Butter Factory Theatre (2012)
Heroes (men’s health play with music), produced by The Other Theatre Company, starring John Wood with choreography by Penny Cleary, and featuring talented local dancers and actors. Performed at the Cube, Wodonga (2014)
Carpe Diem Mental Health Play starring John Wood and Chris Pidd, was transposed from Heroes. Carpe Diem has toured nationally to 135+ towns in NSW, Victoria, ACT and South Australia; each show, supported by mental health providers including PHN, RAMPH, CarersNSW, Standby, Anglicare SA, Ski for Life, Riverina Bluebells and Lifeline.(2015-2024) Touring with RAMHP, Carpe Diem received a Partnership Award from the NSW Govt.(2016)
The Rain Maker Youth Mental Health Play directed by Chris Pidd and starring John Walker, was workshopped and tested locally.(2020)
The Rain Maker Youth Mental Health Play, directed by Chris Thompson, starring John Voce, Rune Nydal and Nic Dugdale toured NSW, Victoria and SA. (2022)
The Rain Maker Film Project was adapted from The Rain Maker play and filmed in Beechworth, starring John Walker, Saxon Gray, Sebastian Johnston, Pete Denahy and Robbie Mc Kinlay. It is a valuable mental health resource available for high school and community audiences.
Days Like These Screenplay adapted from Carpe Diem has been awarded Best Female Screenwriter- New York Screenplay Competition(2024); Best Australian Screenplay- Best Script Awards-London (2022)
Megan lives on a beef cattle farm in high country Victoria with her husband and pets. Their daughters are based in Melbourne and son on his nearby farm.
R I V E R STONE STORIES – Sandra Collins
R I V E R STONE STORIES
with Sandra Collins
All Stories matter.
Our lives hold our stories.
The local hills hold Sandra’s childhood footprints. A Wiradjuri woman with a multi-disciplinary approach to creating, she draws on a background of many decades in Community Arts, Education and Wellbeing.
Her longtime passion is Story and how it shapes us.
Using deep listening skills, she distils the essence of individuals and communities Stories illuminating and honouring the Teller’s journey.
Culminating in a presentation of the heart of the Story to honour experiences.
Exploring spontaneity and improvisation- particularly utilising Playback Theatre, Listening Hour and Body Weather techniques.
Her most recent addition is incorporating various visual art mediums into her self-devised solo performances which reflect our shared human journey and the layers within it.
Sandra works with individuals, groups and communities assisting to bring forth more freedom and joy into our daily lives.
Our lives are made of Stories.
Tracev D’Elton Flow Arts
Tracey D’Elton explores the Flow Art disciplines of Poi and Staff spinning. Joining technical skill with creative expression, Flow Arts provide a visual representation of the connection between body and mind. Offering LED, fire and daytime options. Roving performances that suit both outdoor and indoor events.
For more information please contact me via instagram or email: tldflowarts@gmail.com