profile

Anna Sulan Masing
producer
Anna’s interest in performance began at a tender young age, from the back of a ballet class and she has barely stopped for a breath since. She progressed through art history & theatre papers in Auckland and a degree in performing arts in London.
Anna grew up in Kuching Sarawak, Auckland NZ, and finally London UK.
Anna primarily directs and produces and is interested in the visuals of theatre & film, the physicality of actors in a space, how they relate to the surrounding environment.
Anna has just returned to uni to do an MPhil, which will hopefully turn into a PhD, looking at Women and Migration in Borneo - and part of it will be performance based.

Sew Watless
chair maker
Sew Watless is a freethinking, one-man band who specialises in re-making and re-homing found objects. So often people leave, once loved items out on the streets, waiting for the local council to pick up and ultimately dispose of them.

There is something hauntingly beautiful about disheveled furniture, left to waste, yet with so much more to give. Sew Watless takes it upon itself to not only restore, but also reinvent, modernize and collaborate with items of craftsmanship and beauty. With pattern cutting, carpentry and upholstery skills every piece is deconstructed then reconstructed in a different guise.

All items saved from the ill fated tip are Sew Wat’ed back into life.
Sew Watless aims to create a sense of whimsy in his work by mixing textures, details, materials and historical reference with pure passion and enthusiasm.
mmcfarlane02@aol.com

future shows

Benjamin Roberts
producer
Benjamin graduated with a PhD in Psycholinguistics and decided this would provide him with the perfect skill set to write film and theatre. Unlike more well known research psychologists, for example B F Skinner, he has decided to stick with the writing. Benjamin has produced a series of short films and theatre pieces. He is currently working on the production of two short films while working behind the scenes writing full length theatre and film pieces for the future. For more information see bytefilms.